drivers to work up to two hundred hours overtime each month without pay he s trying to organize workers on line. the official unions do not represent workers interests on the contrary as soon as someone stands up the unions try to muzzle that person that he has made contact with others outside china the union invited him to the u.s. in twenty sixteen he was already a clear up wouldn t have checked him. back at the gate he was under surveillance and up to today his social media accounts are regularly blocked. it was someone who needed advice. or should never reaches out to me is shown where the boundaries lie and is threatened only if you are brave enough to contact me directly.
that were the intent it seemed to have an immediate impact democracy prime minister netanyahu just gave a very modern of everybody saying but i ve got to see a little bit of it and that is just not an acceptable situation and i ve been saying that s happening they re not sitting back i believe setting off missiles which they say are for television purposes i don t think so. in the past week german chancellor angela merkel and french president manion mccrone have made sekret visits to washington to urge trump to remain in the agreement but trump has threatened to withdraw from the deal unless it s renegotiated he is g. to decide by may twelfth goes. explained the first today labor day with workers around the world taking to the streets to put the spotlight on their rights we re going to focus on workers rights in china our beijing
the police arrived someone inform them about his meeting with the join a list a neighborhood policewoman and a plain clothes officer. he s unable to show his i did. leave my apartment immediately. a policeman leaves a small victory. to. the policewoman remains she turns up regularly instead of focusing on the foreign reporter leading man she helped him fight for his rights here is a constant struggle. that exclusive report there from our beijing correspondent matches putting up you re watching don t use up next your business round up with ben foster then he s bringing you this story the u.s. has postponed until early june a decision to impose tariffs on steel and alum in europe imports the e.u.
correspondent matches burning has been speaking to a man who s been trying to set up an independent trade union in china a supply of a government target. these tracks still give me a feeling of comfort even if they had just a distant memory. almost every day for twenty years leeway dear drove his train past this spot he worked as a train driver until one day while getting off the train he slipped and fell and broke his spine the railway refused to treat the incident as a workplace accident lead believes the company systematically violated labor laws by long sense that something wasn t right but it always worked so much that there was not much time to think about things today he s partly paralyzed he receives no pension or compensation but he s long stopped worrying about just his own fate lead documents how worker s rights are ignored he says it s not unusual for train