"International, local bodies must stand against exploiting workers"

During a statement, the Human Rights Bureau in al-Jazeera canton congratulated all the workers in the world and Syria in general on the World Labor Day.

"International, local bodies must stand against exploiting workers"
30 April, 2018   15:04

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The text of the statement is:

The drudgery has not stopped in human history. The dawn of humanity began and settled with to the gift of humanity and their creativity, and with this endless effort, groups have emerged throughout the history of the city by exploiting that human effort in their favor, even though the working class in societies is the most extensive class, while it is the most crushing, unjust and tough.

Which led this class to investigate against the oppression imposed by the employers and the ruling authorities so that the most revolutions in essence and reality bear class conflict, and there were disorders against the exploitive groups, in May 1 ,1886,  America witnessed the largest number of labor disorders.

As many of the towns experienced unrests. The workers demanded that the hours of work to be limited by eight hours. These disturbances were met with force. However, the workers' demands were accepted, and May 1 has become a global holiday for workers in recognition of the workers' efforts. Since the human rights include the workers’ rights too, the international laws and covenants have sought to incorporate them through laws guaranteeing basic workers' rights. Their purpose is to protect the rights of workers and their oppression of exploitive classes in society, and to raise awareness for the protection of workers and labors.

This is why we in the Human Rights Office congratulate the workers in the world in general and in Syria in particular on the occasion of the International Labors Day, and we appeal to and call on all international, regional and local Human Rights organizations to stand against exploitation with all its forms and colors in order to achieve the rights of workers.

A.H

ANHA