5. China
China has no legal provisions which would guarantee the respect for and fulfillment of workers’ rights. In case workers do decide to raise their voices, they are met with discrimination by employers and police brutality. 2015 ITUC report notes that other key issues are precarious work and lack of due process. There were more than 2700 workers’ strikes advocating basic labor rights in 2015.
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