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In Noida, genuine workers raised valid concerns over wages & working conditions. But some non-locals trying to hijack the protest. Stone-pelting, arson, vandalism of vehicles & property, fear among families, women & children — all captured on CCTV. Gautam Buddh Nagar Police have detained several such elements, registered FIRs...

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#WATCH | Uttar Pradesh: Medha Roopam, District Magistrate (DM) of Gautam Buddha Nagar (Noida) says, "I thank the Chief Minister and the high-powered committee for accepting the workers' primary demand of wage increase. Furthermore, other directives have been issued, including ensuring that workers' wages are credited to their accounts before the 10th of every month. Bonuses will also be paid before November of each year. Double pay will be paid for overtime work. Double pay will also be paid for working on weekly holidays. Sexual harassment committees will be formed everywhere. Women will chair these committees. Complaint boxes will also be available...My appeal to everyone is that violence is not the answer. I urge everyone to maintain peace and order in Gautam Buddha Nagar. The call centre and control room numbers have also been released. Workers can raise their complaints there as well. We will monitor it, and we will take prompt action."
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#WATCH | Uttar Pradesh: Medha Roopam, District Magistrate (DM) of Gautam Buddha Nagar (Noida) says, "I thank the Chief Minister and the high-powered committee for accepting the workers' primary demand of wage increase. Furthermore, other directives have been issued, including ensuring that workers' wages are credited to their accounts before the 10th of every month. Bonuses will also be paid before November of each year. Double pay will be paid for overtime work. Double pay will also be paid for working on weekly holidays. Sexual harassment committees will be formed everywhere. Women will chair these committees. Complaint boxes will also be available...My appeal to everyone is that violence is not the answer. I urge everyone to maintain peace and order in Gautam Buddha Nagar. The call centre and control room numbers have also been released. Workers can raise their complaints there as well. We will monitor it, and we will take prompt action."

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NOIDA WORKERS 'PROTESTS'? GHANTA! A COORDINATED PLOT TO INCITE RIOTS WITH ANTI-NATIONAL MOTIVES! (Read Full) 👉How can we say it was STAGED? ~QR codes ~WhatsApp groups ~Overnight mobilisation with specific instructions to put factories on fire at night ~HAWALA money from Pakistan 👉MOTIVE: 1. Spread Ri0ts all over UP to target CM .Yogi Adityanath Ji's main achievement- 'Law & Order' 2. Hurt Investments coming in UP by projecting 'UP isn't safe'. 3. Create panic among migrant workers 4. Disrupt export-driven sectors especially cloth industry which has shifted from Bangladesh to Bharat. 5. Trying Noida as a 'Laboratory' to start running same model in all NDA/BJP ruled states to hurt Bharat's overall economy & exports. 👉Is Workers' concern over increase in wages Genuine?- YES Is the concern addressed?- YES Late last night, after marathon talks with private company owners and workers, UP-YOGI Sarkar has already declared MINIMUM WAGES HIKE UPTO ₹5000 & HAS ALREADY IMPLEMENTED. This hike is a solid 21%. Noida now has the HIGHEST minimum wage in the entire state of Uttar Pradesh. A full one-month consultation process is currently underway before the final decision is locked in. The government is actively addressing every genuine demand of the workers. THEN WHY WERE THE RI0TS STARTED AGAIN TODAY? THINK! 👉But THEY chose a wrong govt to try this 'Laboratory Experiment'! 🔥Yogi Sarkar's Action against Ri0ters: ~Mass Arrests: 353 ri0ters already in custody. ~Interrogations: 100+ suspects currently under INTENSE questioning. ~UP Cyber teams are infiltrating WhatsApp groups to trace the "hidden hand." ~500+ coordinated X handles identified for fueling the fire incl allegedly connected to SP, CONgress and even 'paid' GC Trolls. Now I just want Yogi Ji to make these Bast@rds repent for taking birth in this world for this crime. Sir, pls put NSA on each & every Bast@rd & make their life hell by not even allowing bail for atleast one year. SET AN EXAMPLE such that kisi ki bhi Ruh Kaap Jaye even with the thought of any such misadventure again in UP or in any other State. Set such an example that every CM in Bharat will be forced to follow. No compromise with Bharat's Safety & Prosperity....even on Humanitarian Grounds. Btw....when Pakistan Hawala Money link appeared....I instantly remembered Dhurandhar-2. Bhul gaye?....Atiq Connection with ISI... Political Patronage to Atiq in 'India'. Pawns change, Handlers remain the same. Over to you, Babaji🙏🔥
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NOIDA WORKERS 'PROTESTS'? GHANTA! A COORDINATED PLOT TO INCITE RIOTS WITH ANTI-NATIONAL MOTIVES! (Read Full) 👉How can we say it was STAGED? ~QR codes ~WhatsApp groups ~Overnight mobilisation with specific instructions to put factories on fire at night ~HAWALA money from Pakistan 👉MOTIVE: 1. Spread Ri0ts all over UP to target CM .Yogi Adityanath Ji's main achievement- 'Law & Order' 2. Hurt Investments coming in UP by projecting 'UP isn't safe'. 3. Create panic among migrant workers 4. Disrupt export-driven sectors especially cloth industry which has shifted from Bangladesh to Bharat. 5. Trying Noida as a 'Laboratory' to start running same model in all NDA/BJP ruled states to hurt Bharat's overall economy & exports. 👉Is Workers' concern over increase in wages Genuine?- YES Is the concern addressed?- YES Late last night, after marathon talks with private company owners and workers, UP-YOGI Sarkar has already declared MINIMUM WAGES HIKE UPTO ₹5000 & HAS ALREADY IMPLEMENTED. This hike is a solid 21%. Noida now has the HIGHEST minimum wage in the entire state of Uttar Pradesh. A full one-month consultation process is currently underway before the final decision is locked in. The government is actively addressing every genuine demand of the workers. THEN WHY WERE THE RI0TS STARTED AGAIN TODAY? THINK! 👉But THEY chose a wrong govt to try this 'Laboratory Experiment'! 🔥Yogi Sarkar's Action against Ri0ters: ~Mass Arrests: 353 ri0ters already in custody. ~Interrogations: 100+ suspects currently under INTENSE questioning. ~UP Cyber teams are infiltrating WhatsApp groups to trace the "hidden hand." ~500+ coordinated X handles identified for fueling the fire incl allegedly connected to SP, CONgress and even 'paid' GC Trolls. Now I just want Yogi Ji to make these Bast@rds repent for taking birth in this world for this crime. Sir, pls put NSA on each & every Bast@rd & make their life hell by not even allowing bail for atleast one year. SET AN EXAMPLE such that kisi ki bhi Ruh Kaap Jaye even with the thought of any such misadventure again in UP or in any other State. Set such an example that every CM in Bharat will be forced to follow. No compromise with Bharat's Safety & Prosperity....even on Humanitarian Grounds. Btw....when Pakistan Hawala Money link appeared....I instantly remembered Dhurandhar-2. Bhul gaye?....Atiq Connection with ISI... Political Patronage to Atiq in 'India'. Pawns change, Handlers remain the same. Over to you, Babaji🙏🔥

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JD Vance explains exactly how the Democratic Socialists of America will “Destroy the Middle Class” “The thing that I don't understand about the Democratic Socialists of America, and obviously I disagree with a lot of their ideas, but like if you go back to Cesar Chavez, one of the original like founding fathers of the American workers' rights movement. He was a hardcore restrictionist on immigration because he thought that the bosses would bring in low-wage immigrants to compete against his workers and that would drive down their wages. And yet the DSA, which says they care about the wages of workers, is quite literally like an open borders organization. So I tend to think that it's all BS They are actually pursuing a set of policies that are good for corporations. Corporations care way more about open borders than they do about any other policy the DSA cares about. So while these people say that they're trying to fight for workers and they're trying to fight for the working man, the actual end result of DSA policy is to flood the country with low-wage immigrants, which will destroy the middle class of this country. In fact, we have run this experiment for decades now and we have a much weaker middle class than we did before it started.” He’s right, if The DSA gains power, the middle class will be completely wiped out The majority of the biggest companies in America have all pushed for either open border or lax immigration policies Just a few examples - Google - Microsoft - Apple - Meta (Facebook) - Amazon - Intel - IBM, Cisco, Adobe, Salesforce, Uber, Lyft - Tyson Foods - Hospitality like Hilton, Marriott - Walmart They all want open borders because they want to drive wages down to make more money Wake up
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Britain colonized Nigeria after the transatlantic slave trade became more of a burden than a source of profit. The empire’s focus shifted from human trafficking to extracting raw materials for British industry and imposing a captive market for manufactured goods, ensuring capital accumulation and profit. Infrastructure, especially railways, was not built for the people but to transport raw materials from the interior to the ports for export. These trains needed fuel. The British Imperial Institute conducted mineral surveys in Northern and Southern Nigeria in 1903 and 1904 to identify exploitable natural resources beyond existing agricultural products. They discovered vast coal deposits in Onitsha Province, present-day Enugu State. At the turn of the twentieth century, coal was to capitalism what oil is today it powered industry, railways, and maritime transport. Local coal exploitation in Britain had already fueled its industrial revolution. In 1915 and 1917, the colonial administration acquired land from Ngwo community chiefs “without charge” and began production immediately: 7,000 tons in 1915, 24,000 tons in 1916, and quadrupling the following year. By 1929, annual output had reached 364,000 tons, most of it used to power railways. But coal extraction required human labor, and the colonial regime initially relied on forced labor, conscripting prisoners and poor peasants. Many farmers resisted leaving their lands to work in mines without prior experience. Local warrant chiefs collaborated with the colonial authorities, extorting bribes from those trying to avoid conscription, while the colonial police protected these corrupt collaborators much like today’s authorities protect entrenched elites against the masses. As labor demand grew, the colonialists turned to wage labor, recruiting workers from other regions, who primarily worked underground digging coal, while non-local recruits filled clerical and technical roles a deliberate strategy to prevent workers’ unity. The Great Depression of 1929 halted coal expansion. Demand fell, and by 1934 production dropped to 120,000 tons. Wages were cut, forcing workers to bear the brunt of this global capitalist crisis. With only one union in Nigeria by 1930bthe Nigeria Civil Service Union, formed in 1912 workers began organizing. Over the next decade, at least a dozen new unions emerged, including among coal miners, who protested wage cuts and poor conditions. By the late 1930s, coal production recovered, but wages did not. Workers launched a dispute in 1937 to restore pre-1931 salaries and won. In response, management created ethnically divided advisory councils, but these failed to contain workers’ growing solidarity. In the 1940s, coal miners formed unions, including the Enugu Workers Trade Union in 1940 and the Enugu Colliery Surface Improvement Union in 1941. These merged in 1944 to form the Colliery Workers Union (CWU), led by Isaiah Okwudili Ojiyi, a former teacher respected for his knowledge of labor law and his deep ties to the rank-and-file a key lesson: genuine union leadership must emerge from the workforce itself. The CWU demanded better wages and working conditions. Management initially refused to negotiate, leading to dismissals, the hiring of replacement workers, and the banning of the union, while reintroducing ethnic councils. The union continued underground, raising worker consciousness. Its legitimacy came from the workers, not government recognition. After World War II, workers’ anger grew as living conditions worsened. They demanded a Cost-of-Living Allowance (COLA), sparking Nigeria’s first General Strike from June to August 1945. CWU activists coordinated local actions, strengthening worker confidence. Workers rejected ethnic councils and pushed management to recognize the union, eventually winning wage arrears and restored allowances after further go-slow strikes in 1947 and 1948.
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Britain colonized Nigeria after the transatlantic slave trade became more of a burden than a source of profit. The empire’s focus shifted from human trafficking to extracting raw materials for British industry and imposing a captive market for manufactured goods, ensuring capital accumulation and profit. Infrastructure, especially railways, was not built for the people but to transport raw materials from the interior to the ports for export. These trains needed fuel. The British Imperial Institute conducted mineral surveys in Northern and Southern Nigeria in 1903 and 1904 to identify exploitable natural resources beyond existing agricultural products. They discovered vast coal deposits in Onitsha Province, present-day Enugu State. At the turn of the twentieth century, coal was to capitalism what oil is today it powered industry, railways, and maritime transport. Local coal exploitation in Britain had already fueled its industrial revolution. In 1915 and 1917, the colonial administration acquired land from Ngwo community chiefs “without charge” and began production immediately: 7,000 tons in 1915, 24,000 tons in 1916, and quadrupling the following year. By 1929, annual output had reached 364,000 tons, most of it used to power railways. But coal extraction required human labor, and the colonial regime initially relied on forced labor, conscripting prisoners and poor peasants. Many farmers resisted leaving their lands to work in mines without prior experience. Local warrant chiefs collaborated with the colonial authorities, extorting bribes from those trying to avoid conscription, while the colonial police protected these corrupt collaborators much like today’s authorities protect entrenched elites against the masses. As labor demand grew, the colonialists turned to wage labor, recruiting workers from other regions, who primarily worked underground digging coal, while non-local recruits filled clerical and technical roles a deliberate strategy to prevent workers’ unity. The Great Depression of 1929 halted coal expansion. Demand fell, and by 1934 production dropped to 120,000 tons. Wages were cut, forcing workers to bear the brunt of this global capitalist crisis. With only one union in Nigeria by 1930bthe Nigeria Civil Service Union, formed in 1912 workers began organizing. Over the next decade, at least a dozen new unions emerged, including among coal miners, who protested wage cuts and poor conditions. By the late 1930s, coal production recovered, but wages did not. Workers launched a dispute in 1937 to restore pre-1931 salaries and won. In response, management created ethnically divided advisory councils, but these failed to contain workers’ growing solidarity. In the 1940s, coal miners formed unions, including the Enugu Workers Trade Union in 1940 and the Enugu Colliery Surface Improvement Union in 1941. These merged in 1944 to form the Colliery Workers Union (CWU), led by Isaiah Okwudili Ojiyi, a former teacher respected for his knowledge of labor law and his deep ties to the rank-and-file a key lesson: genuine union leadership must emerge from the workforce itself. The CWU demanded better wages and working conditions. Management initially refused to negotiate, leading to dismissals, the hiring of replacement workers, and the banning of the union, while reintroducing ethnic councils. The union continued underground, raising worker consciousness. Its legitimacy came from the workers, not government recognition. After World War II, workers’ anger grew as living conditions worsened. They demanded a Cost-of-Living Allowance (COLA), sparking Nigeria’s first General Strike from June to August 1945. CWU activists coordinated local actions, strengthening worker confidence. Workers rejected ethnic councils and pushed management to recognize the union, eventually winning wage arrears and restored allowances after further go-slow strikes in 1947 and 1948.

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Exclusive Investigation: Egyptian Extortion Crew Targeting Immigrant Workers Across NYC After speaking with multiple vendors, witnesses, and sources familiar with the situation, a deeply troubling pattern has emerged involving an Egyptian extortion crew operating across New York City. According to victims, the group has been targeting hardworking immigrant workers, using threats, manipulation, and legal loopholes to maintain control and demand payments. This has been happening for a while, and victims say the pattern keeps repeating. Police sources tell me there are always issues with these vendors and their associates trying to take over territory, and they confirm that this has been happening for years. Sources describe the same individual resurfacing during busy seasons, often arriving with different associates and approaching workers directly. Victims say he demands money in exchange for “leaving them alone,” but even after paying, he repeatedly returns for more. One victim explained, “He wants money. He wants to take over our territory. We’re scared and we just want to work.” Just yesterday, sources reported that the same suspect targeted another vendor in the Steinway area of Queens, matching the pattern seen in other parts of the city. What makes this situation even more alarming is the level of manipulation victims say they are dealing with. According to multiple independent accounts, the suspect sometimes uses women to entrap or manipulate hardworking vendors, has allegedly forged paperwork and created false claims to frame innocent workers, and has even allegedly cut himself to falsely accuse victims of attacking him. He has filed orders of protection against innocent immigrant workers, then shows up at their locations to weaponize those orders. Victims also report that he pays a shady lawyer to manipulate laws and teach them loopholes, giving him tools to exploit the system while keeping himself protected. Individuals familiar with the suspect’s background claim this behavior is not new. According to them, he has a history in Egypt of allegedly paying off officials to target rivals. Almost every victim expressed the same concern: they are frightened, exhausted, and simply trying to make a living. Many of them are immigrants who do not speak English well and feel vulnerable to being manipulated by someone who knows how to exploit the system. “We’re just trying to work and take care of our families,” one vendor said. Another added, “We came here to have a better life. We didn’t expect the same people from back home, here in America, causing us the same problems.” Sources say vendors have been begging for help, but they feel like their concerns have gone unanswered. Meanwhile, the suspect continues showing up and making new demands. Based on all the accounts gathered, this is not a single dispute or isolated case. This appears to be a repeated pattern across multiple areas of New York City — one that grows more concerning each time the suspect resurfaces. This remains an ongoing investigation as more victims continue to come forward with similar stories. By Leeroy Johnson . For licensing email [email protected]

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Shuler: This Labor Day, shit’s too expensive. That’s what 94% of workers told us in our new poll. Four out of five say paychecks aren’t keeping up with the cost of living—groceries, rent, child care, gas. This is happening, by the way, in a country where CEOs now make an average of 312 times what the median worker makes. CEOs got a 21% raise in one year. Who else gets that? Democrat, Republican, Independent, whatever your politics, this economy isn’t working for working people. So how do we build a better one? The answer is growing the power workers have, joining together, building our numbers so we can demand more. Last year in our State of the Unions, we said we’d put together the single biggest year of action in our history. We talked about organizing everywhere, getting more young people into our movement, bringing people together around unions and what we’re fighting for. A year later, we have more union workers in this country than we’ve had in 16 years. Nearly half a million workers joined a union last year, almost all of them under the age of 40. So this June, our unions voted to double down and organize 2 million more workers into unions over the next five years. We’re going to deliver a workers-first AI agenda, making sure technology works for working people, not just billionaires and corporations. We’re going to keep fighting for good housing, better pay, health care and retirement, and bringing good union jobs to everyone. But these things don’t just happen. The labor laws in our country are rigged against workers trying to form a union, so it’s harder to organize. It’s harder to win on AI when we have politicians, Republicans and Democrats alike, who cash checks from big tech CEOs instead of doing their job and regulating them. It’s harder to build worker power when the people in charge are working every day to undermine the movement that gives working people a voice. That’s why these midterm elections matter. If we don’t right the ship in November, it gets that much harder to build an economy that works for all of us.
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Shuler: This Labor Day, shit’s too expensive. That’s what 94% of workers told us in our new poll. Four out of five say paychecks aren’t keeping up with the cost of living—groceries, rent, child care, gas. This is happening, by the way, in a country where CEOs now make an average of 312 times what the median worker makes. CEOs got a 21% raise in one year. Who else gets that? Democrat, Republican, Independent, whatever your politics, this economy isn’t working for working people. So how do we build a better one? The answer is growing the power workers have, joining together, building our numbers so we can demand more. Last year in our State of the Unions, we said we’d put together the single biggest year of action in our history. We talked about organizing everywhere, getting more young people into our movement, bringing people together around unions and what we’re fighting for. A year later, we have more union workers in this country than we’ve had in 16 years. Nearly half a million workers joined a union last year, almost all of them under the age of 40. So this June, our unions voted to double down and organize 2 million more workers into unions over the next five years. We’re going to deliver a workers-first AI agenda, making sure technology works for working people, not just billionaires and corporations. We’re going to keep fighting for good housing, better pay, health care and retirement, and bringing good union jobs to everyone. But these things don’t just happen. The labor laws in our country are rigged against workers trying to form a union, so it’s harder to organize. It’s harder to win on AI when we have politicians, Republicans and Democrats alike, who cash checks from big tech CEOs instead of doing their job and regulating them. It’s harder to build worker power when the people in charge are working every day to undermine the movement that gives working people a voice. That’s why these midterm elections matter. If we don’t right the ship in November, it gets that much harder to build an economy that works for all of us.

Acyn

22,479 görüntüleme • 3 gün önce

Strike: Wike Approves Over N12bn January Salaries of FCTA Workers, Dismisses Blackmail The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has revealed that he has just signed January salaries of the FCT Administration workers amounting to over N12bn immediately after the Court ruling, suspending the strike embarked on by the workers. The Minister stated this while addressing journalists in his office after the court ruling. Wike insisted that the government has largely met workers’ legitimate demands despite the ongoing strike. He added that the strike had been hijacked by political interests, forcing the administration to seek legal intervention to prevent a breakdown of order. “I just signed January salaries amounting to over ₦12 billion,” the minister said. “Yet the FCT is entitled to only one per cent of federal revenue. If the Federal Government earns ₦1 trillion, the FCT gets about ₦10 billion. That allocation alone cannot even cover salaries, not to talk of running the administration.” He explained that the government initially chose dialogue and engagement when the strike began, noting that it did not rush to court. “When the strike started, we believed in dialogue. We felt the issues could be resolved through discussion. But when it became clear that politicians have hijacked the strike, we had no choice but to go to court and allow the law to decide,” Wike stated. The minister acknowledged workers’ rights in a democracy but insisted that strike action should always be a last resort. “This is a democracy. Everyone has the right to protest. But if workers made 14 demands and government addressed like 10, there should be room for understanding and patience,” he said. Drawing from his experience as a former governor and local government chairman, Wike said he understood labour struggles but warned against unrealistic demands. “When demands are legitimate, government should acknowledge them. But it is not always possible to implement everything at once. Government does not deny legitimate entitlements, especially wages,” he added. Wike also dismissed claims that he was chased out of office during the strike, describing such reports as false and politically motivated. “I was in my office, went to the airport to see Mr President, travelled to Turkey, and returned. These stories are deliberate misinformation,” he said. On revenue challenges, the minister disclosed that the administration has significantly improved Internally Generated Revenue (IGR), increasing it from about ₦9 billion when he assumed office to ₦30 billion. “When we take steps to improve IGR, people complain. But that progress is what sustains salaries, reforms, and development,” he said. He highlighted key reforms under the current administration, including the creation of the FCT Civil Service Commission, appointment of permanent secretaries, and establishment of the Office of the Head of Service. “Before now, workers retired at director level, but they can now rise to Permanent Secretary. This was made possible by the Government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. "You cannot expect government to spend all available revenue on wages alone while neglecting massive infrastructure development,” Wike noted. Following the court order suspending the strike, the minister issued a stern warning to workers. “Disobeying the law has consequences. From tomorrow, any worker who refuses to resume work will face disciplinary action. Anyone who attempts to block government facilities will face the full weight of the law,” he said. Wike rejected claims that dialogue had broken down, insisting that engagement with unions has always been ongoing with his approval. “No amount of blackmail or political games will intimidate this administration. We will obey the court, and everyone else must do the same,” he declared.
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Strike: Wike Approves Over N12bn January Salaries of FCTA Workers, Dismisses Blackmail The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has revealed that he has just signed January salaries of the FCT Administration workers amounting to over N12bn immediately after the Court ruling, suspending the strike embarked on by the workers. The Minister stated this while addressing journalists in his office after the court ruling. Wike insisted that the government has largely met workers’ legitimate demands despite the ongoing strike. He added that the strike had been hijacked by political interests, forcing the administration to seek legal intervention to prevent a breakdown of order. “I just signed January salaries amounting to over ₦12 billion,” the minister said. “Yet the FCT is entitled to only one per cent of federal revenue. If the Federal Government earns ₦1 trillion, the FCT gets about ₦10 billion. That allocation alone cannot even cover salaries, not to talk of running the administration.” He explained that the government initially chose dialogue and engagement when the strike began, noting that it did not rush to court. “When the strike started, we believed in dialogue. We felt the issues could be resolved through discussion. But when it became clear that politicians have hijacked the strike, we had no choice but to go to court and allow the law to decide,” Wike stated. The minister acknowledged workers’ rights in a democracy but insisted that strike action should always be a last resort. “This is a democracy. Everyone has the right to protest. But if workers made 14 demands and government addressed like 10, there should be room for understanding and patience,” he said. Drawing from his experience as a former governor and local government chairman, Wike said he understood labour struggles but warned against unrealistic demands. “When demands are legitimate, government should acknowledge them. But it is not always possible to implement everything at once. Government does not deny legitimate entitlements, especially wages,” he added. Wike also dismissed claims that he was chased out of office during the strike, describing such reports as false and politically motivated. “I was in my office, went to the airport to see Mr President, travelled to Turkey, and returned. These stories are deliberate misinformation,” he said. On revenue challenges, the minister disclosed that the administration has significantly improved Internally Generated Revenue (IGR), increasing it from about ₦9 billion when he assumed office to ₦30 billion. “When we take steps to improve IGR, people complain. But that progress is what sustains salaries, reforms, and development,” he said. He highlighted key reforms under the current administration, including the creation of the FCT Civil Service Commission, appointment of permanent secretaries, and establishment of the Office of the Head of Service. “Before now, workers retired at director level, but they can now rise to Permanent Secretary. This was made possible by the Government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. "You cannot expect government to spend all available revenue on wages alone while neglecting massive infrastructure development,” Wike noted. Following the court order suspending the strike, the minister issued a stern warning to workers. “Disobeying the law has consequences. From tomorrow, any worker who refuses to resume work will face disciplinary action. Anyone who attempts to block government facilities will face the full weight of the law,” he said. Wike rejected claims that dialogue had broken down, insisting that engagement with unions has always been ongoing with his approval. “No amount of blackmail or political games will intimidate this administration. We will obey the court, and everyone else must do the same,” he declared.

Lere Olayinka - Aresa 1

11,368 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

A long post but sadly needed. When I am asked why I am so outspoken against hate and antisemitism, I have to pause for a moment because I’m not sure how anyone can be silent. Take a look at what happened just yesterday when families, children and participants at the UJA Walk with Israel, became the direct target of vile antisemitic hatred. Peaceful participants were met with cheers for Hamas and the glorification of terror, a masked mob of hate finding their way through a field behind the JCC building to terrorize families, openly threatening their lives, gleefully calling for the death of Jews, giving a $ “award” to anyone who can identify Jews marching in the walk, having children hold up signs with swastikas…the list goes on. While I would normally not allow any space for their vile bigotry on my platform, it is important to highlight the dark and twisted reality of what we are fighting against and who we are fighting for. Allies, please step up. This fight cannot and must not rest on the Jewish community alone. Immense gratitude to our police services who took swift action but this cannot become the norm in our country. The fact that such a heavy police presence was needed should be a stark reminder that by appeasing antisemitism and emboldening hate for 8 months, Canada has failed our Jewish community. Yesterday will be remembered not for their hateful attempts to harass and intimidate but for the strength and resilience of the Jewish community standing together in peace, in hope and in unity. Hate will not win. Photo credit to: Beth Baisch 📸 Leviathan
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A long post but sadly needed. When I am asked why I am so outspoken against hate and antisemitism, I have to pause for a moment because I’m not sure how anyone can be silent. Take a look at what happened just yesterday when families, children and participants at the UJA Walk with Israel, became the direct target of vile antisemitic hatred. Peaceful participants were met with cheers for Hamas and the glorification of terror, a masked mob of hate finding their way through a field behind the JCC building to terrorize families, openly threatening their lives, gleefully calling for the death of Jews, giving a $ “award” to anyone who can identify Jews marching in the walk, having children hold up signs with swastikas…the list goes on. While I would normally not allow any space for their vile bigotry on my platform, it is important to highlight the dark and twisted reality of what we are fighting against and who we are fighting for. Allies, please step up. This fight cannot and must not rest on the Jewish community alone. Immense gratitude to our police services who took swift action but this cannot become the norm in our country. The fact that such a heavy police presence was needed should be a stark reminder that by appeasing antisemitism and emboldening hate for 8 months, Canada has failed our Jewish community. Yesterday will be remembered not for their hateful attempts to harass and intimidate but for the strength and resilience of the Jewish community standing together in peace, in hope and in unity. Hate will not win. Photo credit to: Beth Baisch 📸 Leviathan

Victoria Mancinelli

31,032 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

A Christian man from the U.S. named Aaron Hutchings traveled to Pakistan to free a family from 140 years in slavery, paying around $4000 for their freedom. The family had remained trapped in bonded labour for generations in Pakistan’s brick kiln industry after an ancestor took a loan in the 1880s. Multi-generational bondage persists in Pakistan despite having been banned in 1992. The system revolves around “peshgi” (advance payments or loans) given by kiln owners to workers, often for emergencies, weddings or illness. Wages are extremely low and owners add high interest, arbitrary fines and manipulated accounts. This makes repayment nearly impossible. Debts are treated as family obligations and passed to children and grandchildren. Children often start working as young as 4-5 to help “repay the debt.” Estimates suggest hundreds of thousands are enslaved in Pakistan’s 20,000+ brick kilns. Pakistan outlawed bonded labour in 1992, but enforcement is extremely weak due to corruption and political influence of kiln owners. Families can’t just pack up and leave without facing severe risks. The system relies on coercion beyond the debt itself. Kiln owners or their jamadars (middlemen) often use armed guards, physical violence, or threats against the worker and remaining family. Family members left behind can be held as hostages. The police frequently collude with owners and escapees may be arrested on false charges, beaten or forcibly returned to the kiln. Workers often lack documents, education, alternative skills or safe places to go. Women and young girls face heightened risks of sexual abuse or forced marriage as “repayment.” Few in Pakistan care about these families. It often takes for Europeans and Americans to come over to help buy families out from slavery. Just like the British Navy waged war against slave traders of all nationalities after 1808, capturing 1600 slave ships and freeing 150 000 slaves.
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A Christian man from the U.S. named Aaron Hutchings traveled to Pakistan to free a family from 140 years in slavery, paying around $4000 for their freedom. The family had remained trapped in bonded labour for generations in Pakistan’s brick kiln industry after an ancestor took a loan in the 1880s. Multi-generational bondage persists in Pakistan despite having been banned in 1992. The system revolves around “peshgi” (advance payments or loans) given by kiln owners to workers, often for emergencies, weddings or illness. Wages are extremely low and owners add high interest, arbitrary fines and manipulated accounts. This makes repayment nearly impossible. Debts are treated as family obligations and passed to children and grandchildren. Children often start working as young as 4-5 to help “repay the debt.” Estimates suggest hundreds of thousands are enslaved in Pakistan’s 20,000+ brick kilns. Pakistan outlawed bonded labour in 1992, but enforcement is extremely weak due to corruption and political influence of kiln owners. Families can’t just pack up and leave without facing severe risks. The system relies on coercion beyond the debt itself. Kiln owners or their jamadars (middlemen) often use armed guards, physical violence, or threats against the worker and remaining family. Family members left behind can be held as hostages. The police frequently collude with owners and escapees may be arrested on false charges, beaten or forcibly returned to the kiln. Workers often lack documents, education, alternative skills or safe places to go. Women and young girls face heightened risks of sexual abuse or forced marriage as “repayment.” Few in Pakistan care about these families. It often takes for Europeans and Americans to come over to help buy families out from slavery. Just like the British Navy waged war against slave traders of all nationalities after 1808, capturing 1600 slave ships and freeing 150 000 slaves.

Visegrád 24

636,502 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

7 years back on December 18, Genpact employee & Assistant Vice President Swaroop Raj ended his life in Noida. He h@nged himself in his Noida apartment after two of his junior female colleagues filed sexual harassment complaints against him and the company’s internal complaints committee temporarily suspended him. In a suicide note addressed to his wife, who worked in the same company, Raj claimed he was innocent but did not have the courage to face anyone. In the note addressing his wife Kriti Srivastav, he said: “Today I want to let you know how much I love you. I have an allegation by two of the employees on sexual harassment and trust me I did not do anything. I know the world will understand it but you and our families should trust me. The allegations are baseless. But the entire Genpact will know about it, hence I do not have the courage to face anyone. I want you to be strong and live life with whole respect as your husband has not done anything... I am going as everyone will look at me with that eye even if I come clean.” On December 22, on the basis of this suicide note and a complaint by Raj’s wife, the Greater Noida police filed a First Information Report charging Genpact and seven of its employees with abetment of suicide. Among the seven were the two women who made the sexual harassment complaints. However, no legal action as such was taken against the accused and Swaroops' family still seeks justice. There are many such cases where women have misused the POSH ACT for their own benefits. It's high time that POSH ACT should be made gender neutral and culprits must be strictly punished including those women filing false case. SWIPE TO WATCH WHAT SWAROOP'S FATHER SAYS ABOUT HIS SON. WATCH THE FULL VIDEO ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL- #formenidia #Genpact #SwaroopRaj #POSH
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7 years back on December 18, Genpact employee & Assistant Vice President Swaroop Raj ended his life in Noida. He h@nged himself in his Noida apartment after two of his junior female colleagues filed sexual harassment complaints against him and the company’s internal complaints committee temporarily suspended him. In a suicide note addressed to his wife, who worked in the same company, Raj claimed he was innocent but did not have the courage to face anyone. In the note addressing his wife Kriti Srivastav, he said: “Today I want to let you know how much I love you. I have an allegation by two of the employees on sexual harassment and trust me I did not do anything. I know the world will understand it but you and our families should trust me. The allegations are baseless. But the entire Genpact will know about it, hence I do not have the courage to face anyone. I want you to be strong and live life with whole respect as your husband has not done anything... I am going as everyone will look at me with that eye even if I come clean.” On December 22, on the basis of this suicide note and a complaint by Raj’s wife, the Greater Noida police filed a First Information Report charging Genpact and seven of its employees with abetment of suicide. Among the seven were the two women who made the sexual harassment complaints. However, no legal action as such was taken against the accused and Swaroops' family still seeks justice. There are many such cases where women have misused the POSH ACT for their own benefits. It's high time that POSH ACT should be made gender neutral and culprits must be strictly punished including those women filing false case. SWIPE TO WATCH WHAT SWAROOP'S FATHER SAYS ABOUT HIS SON. WATCH THE FULL VIDEO ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL- #formenidia #Genpact #SwaroopRaj #POSH

ForMenIndia

17,345 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Chaired a high-level review meeting today at the DGP Office on the implementation of our Safe City Project, with the 4 commissioners of police and the 3 Municipal Commissioners and Transport Commissioner .As Hyderabad grows rapidly, so must our approach to urban safety. The Safe City Project is our commitment to building a safer, smarter city for women, children, senior citizens, pedestrians and every resident powered by technology and coordinated action. We reviewed progress on several fronts today which are Technology-driven policing, to maximise use of HD CCTV surveillance, Integrated Command & Control Centres in all commissionerates , Intelligent Traffic Management Systems, AI and smart monitoring for stronger crime prevention and faster emergency response. 12 Mobile She Toilets are already functional across the city We decided to have 12 more so that each of 12 zones in the 3 municipal corporations have two each . 2,306 cameras operational under Phase-I, with 862 more underway in Phase-II. Instructed all cameras be kept fully functional at all times. Pelican Signals (Pedestrian signals) to be active now at 77 locations which will be attempted to be utilised by using traffic volunteers to help pedestrians cross over . GHMC will maintain all the 404 traffic signals and improve pedestrian infrastructure in congestion-prone areas. For public awareness, directed continued use of our mobile campaign vehicles to educate citizens on safety, traffic rules, cybercrime and anti-drug initiatives. The Safe City Project reflects what coordinated effort between Police, GHMC and government departments can achieve a safer, smarter Hyderabad for all. #TelanganaPolice
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Chaired a high-level review meeting today at the DGP Office on the implementation of our Safe City Project, with the 4 commissioners of police and the 3 Municipal Commissioners and Transport Commissioner .As Hyderabad grows rapidly, so must our approach to urban safety. The Safe City Project is our commitment to building a safer, smarter city for women, children, senior citizens, pedestrians and every resident powered by technology and coordinated action. We reviewed progress on several fronts today which are Technology-driven policing, to maximise use of HD CCTV surveillance, Integrated Command & Control Centres in all commissionerates , Intelligent Traffic Management Systems, AI and smart monitoring for stronger crime prevention and faster emergency response. 12 Mobile She Toilets are already functional across the city We decided to have 12 more so that each of 12 zones in the 3 municipal corporations have two each . 2,306 cameras operational under Phase-I, with 862 more underway in Phase-II. Instructed all cameras be kept fully functional at all times. Pelican Signals (Pedestrian signals) to be active now at 77 locations which will be attempted to be utilised by using traffic volunteers to help pedestrians cross over . GHMC will maintain all the 404 traffic signals and improve pedestrian infrastructure in congestion-prone areas. For public awareness, directed continued use of our mobile campaign vehicles to educate citizens on safety, traffic rules, cybercrime and anti-drug initiatives. The Safe City Project reflects what coordinated effort between Police, GHMC and government departments can achieve a safer, smarter Hyderabad for all. #TelanganaPolice

DGP TELANGANA POLICE

63,414 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

VIDEO: Texas father shoots carjacker attempting to steal vehicle with family inside ... GARLAND, Texas - Garland police say a driver shot a man who was trying to carjack him in a parking lot. The incident was captured on surveillance. Police say the man tried to steal several vehicles by force yesterday afternoon, before trying this one near Highway 66 and Dairy Road. A majority of the family members were inside the car when a carjacker tried to steal it. The carjacker was shot and killed by the father during a struggle captured on video. Surveillance video shows a man attacking and trying to carjack a family of eight in Garland on Sunday afternoon, before the father shoots and kills him. Tatiana Starks manages Garland Smoke and Vape in a shopping center near the incident. "You could definitely tell that he was not in his right state of mind," said Starks. "I’m just glad that the man was able to protect himself and his family." Garland Police Department says the carjacker initially crashed into two other vehicles. "While we were responding to the scene, we received more information that the driver of that car had exited and immediately began physically trying to get into other vehicles in the parking lot," said Lt. Pedro Barineau. Starks says she saw the man breaking into several vehicles at a gas station, so she took cell phone footage. "He like tried to get into several different cars," she said. She stopped recording as the man began walking across the street toward her. "He ended up going into their car." The family of eight was unaware of what was happening, and what was about to happen. Video shows the carjacker in the peach shirt, confronting the father in the white shirt. The father struggles as the carjacker is trying to drive off with the family’s car with family members still inside. After nearly a minute of struggle, the carjacker, who’s in the driver’s seat, is shot by the father while he stands outside the car and near the passenger side door. Police do not expect to file charges against the father. "It seemed to be self-defense," said Lt. Barineau. "It kind of all happened like really fast." Starks is grateful to be talking about a story in which no victims were hurt. "It’s just a blessing that the kids and the family walked away with no injuries," she said. Garland police say they are still working to identify the suspect. Police did not recover any weapons on him, but they say he was absolutely using force to try and steal multiple vehicles and at the moment, that father did not know if that person was armed.
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VIDEO: Texas father shoots carjacker attempting to steal vehicle with family inside ... GARLAND, Texas - Garland police say a driver shot a man who was trying to carjack him in a parking lot. The incident was captured on surveillance. Police say the man tried to steal several vehicles by force yesterday afternoon, before trying this one near Highway 66 and Dairy Road. A majority of the family members were inside the car when a carjacker tried to steal it. The carjacker was shot and killed by the father during a struggle captured on video. Surveillance video shows a man attacking and trying to carjack a family of eight in Garland on Sunday afternoon, before the father shoots and kills him. Tatiana Starks manages Garland Smoke and Vape in a shopping center near the incident. "You could definitely tell that he was not in his right state of mind," said Starks. "I’m just glad that the man was able to protect himself and his family." Garland Police Department says the carjacker initially crashed into two other vehicles. "While we were responding to the scene, we received more information that the driver of that car had exited and immediately began physically trying to get into other vehicles in the parking lot," said Lt. Pedro Barineau. Starks says she saw the man breaking into several vehicles at a gas station, so she took cell phone footage. "He like tried to get into several different cars," she said. She stopped recording as the man began walking across the street toward her. "He ended up going into their car." The family of eight was unaware of what was happening, and what was about to happen. Video shows the carjacker in the peach shirt, confronting the father in the white shirt. The father struggles as the carjacker is trying to drive off with the family’s car with family members still inside. After nearly a minute of struggle, the carjacker, who’s in the driver’s seat, is shot by the father while he stands outside the car and near the passenger side door. Police do not expect to file charges against the father. "It seemed to be self-defense," said Lt. Barineau. "It kind of all happened like really fast." Starks is grateful to be talking about a story in which no victims were hurt. "It’s just a blessing that the kids and the family walked away with no injuries," she said. Garland police say they are still working to identify the suspect. Police did not recover any weapons on him, but they say he was absolutely using force to try and steal multiple vehicles and at the moment, that father did not know if that person was armed.

David Sentendrey

76,165 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

More than 1,200 people in London have taken part in one of the largest acts of mass civil disobedience in British history, to protest the Palestine Action ban. At 1pm on Saturday, hundreds of protesters, many of them elderly, sat down in Parliament Square and wrote “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine action” on cardboard signs. Among those taking part was Reverend Sue Parfitt, an 83-year-old priest, who was arrested at the first-ever protest against proscription on 5 July, the day it came into effect. The action, organised by Defend Our Juries (DOJ), was designed to pose an “unprecedented simultaneous challenge to all three legal systems within the UK’s constitutional framework”. In a statement released before the protest, the Met police claimed the force had the “officer numbers, custody capacity and all other resources” necessary to arrest everyone. It was forced to backtrack on similar claims last month, speaking of the “entirely unrealistic” challenges it faced in enforcing the Palestine Action ban. On 9 August, 532 people were arrested for holding placards in Parliament Square, in what was at the time the largest mass arrest event in London since 1961 - but it took the police hours, and many hundreds more protesters were able to leave, despite having broken the law. Half of those arrested were over 60 - one was a blind man in a wheelchair. Police dealt with the huge number of arrests last time by processing them nearby in Westminster and granting most arrestees “street bail” - meaning they were released immediately and didn’t need to be transferred to a police station. This time, DOJ told participants to decline street bail, in a bid to push police resources past their limit. Key DOJ spokespeople who had been arrested and charged in dawn raids earlier this week broke their bail conditions to protest, as did many others who had been arrested at earlier protests, causing confusion for officers on the ground. The government’s controversial decision to proscribe Palestine Action makes it the first non-violent organisation ever to be banned under the Terrorism Act. The ban could be overturned in November, when it will go to the high court for judicial review.
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More than 1,200 people in London have taken part in one of the largest acts of mass civil disobedience in British history, to protest the Palestine Action ban. At 1pm on Saturday, hundreds of protesters, many of them elderly, sat down in Parliament Square and wrote “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine action” on cardboard signs. Among those taking part was Reverend Sue Parfitt, an 83-year-old priest, who was arrested at the first-ever protest against proscription on 5 July, the day it came into effect. The action, organised by Defend Our Juries (DOJ), was designed to pose an “unprecedented simultaneous challenge to all three legal systems within the UK’s constitutional framework”. In a statement released before the protest, the Met police claimed the force had the “officer numbers, custody capacity and all other resources” necessary to arrest everyone. It was forced to backtrack on similar claims last month, speaking of the “entirely unrealistic” challenges it faced in enforcing the Palestine Action ban. On 9 August, 532 people were arrested for holding placards in Parliament Square, in what was at the time the largest mass arrest event in London since 1961 - but it took the police hours, and many hundreds more protesters were able to leave, despite having broken the law. Half of those arrested were over 60 - one was a blind man in a wheelchair. Police dealt with the huge number of arrests last time by processing them nearby in Westminster and granting most arrestees “street bail” - meaning they were released immediately and didn’t need to be transferred to a police station. This time, DOJ told participants to decline street bail, in a bid to push police resources past their limit. Key DOJ spokespeople who had been arrested and charged in dawn raids earlier this week broke their bail conditions to protest, as did many others who had been arrested at earlier protests, causing confusion for officers on the ground. The government’s controversial decision to proscribe Palestine Action makes it the first non-violent organisation ever to be banned under the Terrorism Act. The ban could be overturned in November, when it will go to the high court for judicial review.

Novara Media

69,207 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

🇧🇬 BULGARIA ERUPTS: PROTESTS SHAKE THE STATE AS YOUTH RISE AGAINST CORRUPTION, TAX HIKES & OLIGARCH RULE What’s happening in Bulgaria right now isn’t just another protest, it’s a generational revolt against a captured state. Tens of thousands filled the streets of bulgarian cities and more in the biggest demonstrations the country has seen in over a decade. The spark? A budget that hikes taxes on workers and small businesses to fund a bloated public sector, all while empowering the same political class that has hollowed out the nation for decades. But the anger runs deeper than taxes. This is a backlash against the GERB-led coalition, its alliance with pro-Russia and nationalist parties, and most of all, its dependency on oligarch Delyan Peevski, a symbol of entrenched corruption in Bulgaria since the early 2010s. Protesters mocked him with homemade placards and crossed-out Ds, a play on his infamous claim to be building “a state with a capital D.” Young people, organizing through TikTok and Instagram, are leading the charge, waving signs like “Gen Z is coming for U” and “Give us a reason to stay.” Many of them are children of the 1990s exodus, standing at the edge of emigration themselves. Their message: we won’t live in a mafia state. The government is trying to save face. PM Borissov talks of compromise. But Peevski won’t back down, and the people know it. There were provocateurs. There were clashes. There was even a suspicious power cut mid-protest. But the youth kept marching. They’ve seen this movie beforem, in 2013, 2020, and now again in 2025. This time, the stakes are higher. Bulgaria’s future in the eurozone, its democratic foundations, and whether an entire generation chooses to stay or leave, all hang in the balance. And this time, Gen Z isn’t asking. They’re demanding. Source: BIRN, sketches_of_sofia
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🇧🇬 BULGARIA ERUPTS: PROTESTS SHAKE THE STATE AS YOUTH RISE AGAINST CORRUPTION, TAX HIKES & OLIGARCH RULE What’s happening in Bulgaria right now isn’t just another protest, it’s a generational revolt against a captured state. Tens of thousands filled the streets of bulgarian cities and more in the biggest demonstrations the country has seen in over a decade. The spark? A budget that hikes taxes on workers and small businesses to fund a bloated public sector, all while empowering the same political class that has hollowed out the nation for decades. But the anger runs deeper than taxes. This is a backlash against the GERB-led coalition, its alliance with pro-Russia and nationalist parties, and most of all, its dependency on oligarch Delyan Peevski, a symbol of entrenched corruption in Bulgaria since the early 2010s. Protesters mocked him with homemade placards and crossed-out Ds, a play on his infamous claim to be building “a state with a capital D.” Young people, organizing through TikTok and Instagram, are leading the charge, waving signs like “Gen Z is coming for U” and “Give us a reason to stay.” Many of them are children of the 1990s exodus, standing at the edge of emigration themselves. Their message: we won’t live in a mafia state. The government is trying to save face. PM Borissov talks of compromise. But Peevski won’t back down, and the people know it. There were provocateurs. There were clashes. There was even a suspicious power cut mid-protest. But the youth kept marching. They’ve seen this movie beforem, in 2013, 2020, and now again in 2025. This time, the stakes are higher. Bulgaria’s future in the eurozone, its democratic foundations, and whether an entire generation chooses to stay or leave, all hang in the balance. And this time, Gen Z isn’t asking. They’re demanding. Source: BIRN, sketches_of_sofia

Mario Nawfal

25,353 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce