Publications

Esta brochura baseia-se no relatório de pesquisa sobre a "China em África: Estudo de Causa sobre as Práticas Trabalhistas das Empresas Chinesas na perspectiva de Trabalho no Sector da Construção Africana". A pesquisa foi feita pelo ICM em 2013. A brochura contém também as resoluções aprovadas durante o Congresso do ICM em…

La présente publication est une compilation de différentes informations et recherches partagées pendant le premier Forum mondial de l'IBB consacré aux entreprises multinationales chinoises (EMN), auxquelles il faut ajouter d'autres rapports sur la ''Coopération sino-africaine''. La brochure contient également les…

This booklet is based on the research report "China in Africa: A Case Studies on Chinese Companies Labour Practises in the African Construction Sector Labour perspective", Research done by BWI in 2012. The book also contains BWI resolutions passed during 2013 Bangkok Congress and extracts from Chinese Investments in Africa:…

The ITUC-Africa strategy document on climate change has evolved from the co-operation between the FES Trade Union Competence Centre for sub-Saharan Africa (TUCC), ITUC-Africa and the African Labour Research Network (ALRN).

Le document stratégique ITUC-Africa sur le changement climatique est né de la cooperation entre le FES Trade Union Competence Centre for Sub-Saharan Africa (TUCC), ITUC-Africa et le African Labour Research Network (ALRN).

O documento de estratégia da CSI-África sobre mudanças climáticas evolui a partir da cooperação do Centro de Competências Sindicais da FES para a África Subsariana (TUCC), da CSI-África e da Rede Africana de Pesquisa do Trabalho (ALRN).

The booklet "Future Energy Policy in Southern Africa – What Role for Trade Unions"?

Par Ivan Mbirimi. - Johannesburg : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Trade Union Competence Centre, Septembre 2017. - 46 Seiten = ca. 1 MB, PDF-File. - Einheitssacht.: Future energy policy in Southern Africa . - Electronic ed.: Johannesburg : FES, 2018, ISBN 978-1-919706-33-7

This paper sets out what leading governments are already doing to insist global business does more to eradicate modern slavery.

Those who follow China-Africa relations are generally in agreement that state-owned and private Chinese companies have become major investors in Africa over the past 10 years.