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The Free Confederation of Workers of Mauritania (CLTM), through the National Dockworkers’ Union, has warned of the serious social and legal consequences of the ongoing
In recent weeks, workers in the civil aviation sector across several Iraqi airports have intensified protest actions in response to persistent violations of their fundamental
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