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Left to earn a living, ended up without protection. Why is labor migration from Uzbekistan increasingly becoming a matter of dignity, safety and state responsibility?

In July 2026, migrants, including citizens of Uzbekistan, were forced to move around in a squat during a raid on a Moscow construction site. This is one of the episodes of degrading treatment that make labor migration a matter of dignity, safety and the state’s responsibility to protect its citizen…

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30 Oct 2026
Analysis

Left to earn a living, ended up without protection. Why is labor migration from Uzbekistan increasingly becoming a matter of dignity, safety and state responsibility?

In July 2026, migrants, including citizens of Uzbekistan, were forced to move around in a squat during a raid on a Moscow construction site. This is one of the episodes of degrading treatment that make labor migration a matter of dignity, safety and the state’s responsibility to protect its citizen…

23 Oct 2026
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The historic strike wave that swept India

Between February and June 2026, Zaen Alkazi documented 275 strikes across at least ten Indian states. Workers demanded a monthly minimum wage of Rs 20,000, an eight-hour day and double pay for overtime. His report follows how the strikes spread, the gains they won and the struggle to defend them.

24 Aug 2026
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From Saint-Bernard to Today: 30 Years of Struggles by Undocumented Immigrant Groups

Full Text PDF 675k Share via email Anne Volery: Can you walk us through the context of 1996? 1 The Saint-Bernard undocumented immigrants’ movement began on March 18, 1996, with the occupation of the church (...) Anzoumane Sissoko: That was the period when Interior Minister Jean-Louis Debré was…

21 Aug 2026
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Unions Aren’t Backing Down Amid Reported Federal Infiltration Efforts in Minnesota

The Trump Administration has been surveilling and investigating unions including the Communications Workers (CWA) and Service Employees (SEIU), as part of its targeting of groups resisting immigration raids in Minnesota, according to a report this month in the New York Times. But union members and …

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