The Department of Labor and Employment on Sunday assured the International Labour Organization that it is addressing the reported attacks against trade unionists in the Philippines.
Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III says on Sunday, February 13, 2022, that the government is addressing the reported attacks against trade unionists. Screen grab/Senate PRIB/File photo
“..In particular, to conduct prompt and effective investigations into all allegations of extrajudicial killings of and assaults against trade unionists, so as to determine the circumstances of the incidents, including any links to trade union activities, determine culpability and punish the perpetrators,” it added.
“The Committee reiterates its previous request and expects the Government to be in a position to report substantial progress in this regard,” it said., the DOLE assured the ILO that cases had been filed and investigations are progressing on reported trade union rights violations.
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