Camera-person needed for Chinese Labour Activist Tour

From the flyer:

But the lack of basic workplace and human rights mean many Chinese people are not sharing the
benefits of economic growth. In Australia workplace rights are also being reduced. Our governments are
negotiating a bilateral free trade agreement that will effect workers in both countries.

Public meetings will be held in Sydney and Melbourne to discuss the impacts of globalisation in China
and Australia without guarantees of labour rights and environmental protections.

Monina Wong , an expert on health and safety and labour rights from Labour Action China, will give a
rare first hand account of working conditions in China s export processing industries.


Info:
Wednesday 25th July, 630pm
Bob Hawke Room
ACTU Building
Level 4, 365 Queen Street
Melbourne

EngageMedia have received a request from Fairwear that the Melbourne public meeting be filmed. We are looking forward to a lively debate about aspects of international labour and western world social justice movements.

We are not expecting for same person to make a film - merely record it. I am happy to do some editing to get the major points and arguments of the debate across.