1. FTUB Federation of Trade Unions- Burma

2. FTUB - Structure PRESIDENT General Secretary Assistant General Secretary Regional Secretaries Officers Women Department

3. The president U Hla Oo Member of Parliament National league for Democracy Party

4. General Secretary U Maung Maung

5. Assistant General Secretary Dr. Zaw Win Aung New Delhi India

6. Regional Secretaries Thai Burma Border Area Regional Secretary – Maesort Regional Secretary – SanKala Buri India-Burma Border area Regional Secretary – Moreh Regional Secretary – Impha Regional Secretary - Aizawl

7. Operation Area Bala Ko Gyi Hla Tun Min Lwin Zar Ni Thawe

8. Offices Bangkok Head Office- Thailand New Delhi Office- India Australia United States of America Japan

9. Current Condition Plantation worker unions Education worker unions Health worker unions Gem cutting & developing worker unions Textile &garment worker unions Railway worker unions

10. Need to promote Meeting Internal meeting Congress Registration Movement

11. Activity Inside Burma Organizing Education Communication Documentation Movement

12. Affiliate Unions Federation of Trade Unions– Chinland Naga Labour Union Rakhine General Workers’ Union Sea Fearers’ Union Handloom Workers’ Union Railway Workers’ Union Inland Transport Workers’ Union Migrant Karen Labour Union

13. Constitution of FTUB Preamble The FTUB declares its aims to be: Membership Governing Bodies Congress Voting Special Session (or) Extraordinary Congress Representation

14. Executive Board (EB) Structure of EB  President  Vice President  General Secretary  Assistant General Secretary

15. Others- Outside Burma International Relation Migrant workers Issue International Campaigns Documentation and Analysis ILO Pro-democracy Movement

16. Next chapter ILO and Burma

17. ILO & BURMA Burma got Independence in 1948. Since 1948, Burma is a member of ILO. 1st attended at 31th ILC in 1948.

18. What is ILO? Established in 1919 Aims ~ (To promote social justice, better living & working conditions UN specialized institution Tripartite ( Govt + Employer + Worker)

19. Burma Ratified Conventions & Recommendations Total only 21Conventions Ratified out of 71 Conventions and 73 Recommendations.

20. The Violations - Convention 87 Freedom of Association and Protection of Rights of Organize - Convention 29 Forced Labour - Convention 138 Child Labour

21. Military Junta Done Forced Labour Forced Relocation Do not Allowed Free Trade Union Formation & Registration Child Labour Use Child Soldier Denied Worker & Trade Union Rights

22. FORCED LABOUR

24. Camp Entry Expire Remain Thanun 1333 1052 281 Myo Thit 2249 2019 230 Bandulla 782 452 250 Kanbaung 2472 2262 210 Sayasan 500 215 285 Razajo 1 2312 2043 259 Razajo 2 911 607 304 Total 10469 8650 1819 Forced Labor Concentration Camps in Western Burma Source: Tamu Township peace and Dev:Council official report-1999

25. The Ratio of Death and alive ( 6 months )

26. FTUB-ID-1 FARMER RIGHTS STATE / DIVISION: MON STATE ADDRES: Weh Yet (Ywar Thit) Thanbyuzayat township, Mon State. NAME: Naing Aung Shane (FL--C8) AGE: 63 years SEX: Male MARIAL STATUS: Married / 7 Children EDUCATION: xxxxxxxxx ETHNICITY: Mon OCCUPATION: Farmer VIOLATED UNIT/ BASE: The agriculture office and the chairperson of the village. CASE AND SENTENCE - xxxxxxxxxxxxx PRISONER IN xxxxxxxxxxxxx INTERVIEW / REPORT BY- FTUB Documentation unit: Sankhala Buri DATE: 22-5-2002

27. FTUB-ID-1 FARMER RIGHTS STATE / DIVISION : MON STATE ADDRESS: Kanni Village, Ye township. NAME: (NaingKyaw) FL-Doc-C 1 AGE: 50 years SEX: Male MARIAL STATUS: Married / 3 Children EDUCATION: xxxxxxxxx ETHNICITY: Mon OCCUPATION: Farmer VIOLATED UNIT/BASE: Major Win Myint of LIB (61) CASE AND SENTENCE: xxxxxxxxxxxxx PRISONER IN: xxxxxxxxxxxxx INTERVIEW / REPORT BY-FTUB Documentation unit: Sankhala Buri DATE : 22-5-2002

28. FTUB DONE Documentation of Forced Labour Prepare Report Addressed the issue in ILO since 1992 General Secretary - FTUB at ILO Conference

29. ILO ACTION 1 1997 ILO decided to send Commission of Enquire to Burma. But, Military Junta denied.

30. Military Junta Response Remove some repressive order at state level Town & village Act, 1907. Made New Order 1/99 and 1/99 annex But these are cosmetic.

31. ILO Action 2 2000 (73 rd ILC ) -De-facto expulsion -No cooperation – No assistance To review Economic & Political relationship to Burma Burma agreed to accept commission of enquiry to Burma.

32. ILO Action 3 2001 – ILO High delegation go to Burma - 4 persons - 3 weeks in Burma - Report back to ILO – Forced Labour is still existed, no satisfaction on Junta response in Forced Labour issue

33. ILO Action 4 2002 – ILO High delegation - To open ILO office in Rangoon but Burmese Junta only accept to open a liaison office - Opened Liaison office & appointed Mr. Leon de Riedmatten (Now Mr. Richard Horsey)

34. 2005 FORCED LABOUR IS STILL EXIST BUT PEOPLE ENCOURAGE TO COMPLAINT TO ILO OFFICE IN RANGOON WE ARE NOT ALONE

35. 2006

39. ILO ACTRAV training to FTUB In Turin

40. ILO Training in Bakok

41. ILO Training In New Delhi

42. THANK YOU FTUB