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Australia Asia Worker Links (AAWL) is an Australian non-government organisation active since 1979, established to forge international labour movement links in the Asia-Pacific region. Its office〔(Tenants at Trades Hall )〕 is in the Victorian Trades Hall Council building in Melbourne, Australia. AAWL supports workers' rights and human rights, Indigenous rights and women's rights. AAWL promotes solidarity between unions, and advocates for the improvement of pay rates, health & safety, social rights and living standards for workers in the Asia-Pacific region. AAWL produces print and web-based publications aimed at union members and union activists. The fortnightly news service (Mini News ) is sent to subscribers by email. The AAWL newsletter Asian Workers Organising〔(Asian workers organising, 1983 to 1997 - National Library of Australia catalogue )〕〔(AWO newsletter, 1997 to 1998 - National Library of Australia catalogue )〕〔(Asian workers organising, 1999 onwards - National Library of Australia catalogue )〕 is distributed in print form to members and union affiliates and is (available from the AAWL website. ) AAWL has a weekly radio program called Asia Pacific Currents〔(Asia Pacific Currents )〕 on Melbourne Radio 3CR. The program provides news updates and interviews on labour news in the region. The program is nationally and internationally syndicated and podcasts are available.〔(Asia Pacific Currents - download podcasts at iTunes )〕 Materials developed by AAWL that have been widely used by labour movement activists in the Asia Pacific region include the workshop documents promoting organising for health & safety through the use of body mapping〔(Body mapping )〕 and the proposed Global Labour Movement Charter.〔(We need a global labour movement charter )〕 AAWL has conducted solidarity exchanges and study tours with many countries including Bangladesh, China, East Timor, Fiji, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Solomon Islands, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam.〔Philippine trade unions under the Aquino government / a report by an Australian trade union delegation to the Philippines, April–May 1986. AAWL (1986) Fitzroy, Victoria Australia〕 AAWL advocates for fairer treatment of workers throughout the Asia Pacific region and globally. AAWL activities to support workers' rights include (campaigning to free labour activists ) who have been jailed for their union organising activities. Activists supported by AAWL have included Dita Sari and Muchtar Pakpahan〔(The Prison Diary of Muchtar Pakpahan - Inside Indonesia )〕 from Indonesia, Tian Chua from Malaysia, Colombian unionist Liliany Obando,〔(Free Liliany Obando )〕 Iranian unionist Mansour Osanloo, Korean unionist Han Sang Kyun〔(Free Han Sang Kyun )〕 and Indian doctor Binayak Sen. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Australia Asia Worker Links」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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