Refworld | China: 1. How difficult is it to establish a union in China or to request legal status to set up a union? (General information on unions) 2. How are the authorities in Tianjin? Would they crack down on a few people meeting to plan to set up a Temporary workers union? 3. Would someone claiming to have no permanent job be able to afford travel to Europe (Germany and Switzerland) or Japan for holiday? 4. Would it be difficult to leave the country through Beijing airport if PSB had apparently gone to his home in Tianjin with an arrest warrant for spreading anti government propaganda material?

Title	China: 1. How difficult is it to establish a union in China or to request legal status to set up a union? (General information on unions) 2. How are the authorities in Tianjin? Would they crack down on a few people meeting to plan to set up a Temporary workers union? 3. Would someone claiming to have no permanent job be able to afford travel to Europe (Germany and Switzerland) or Japan for holiday? 4. Would it be difficult to leave the country through Beijing airport if PSB had apparently gone to his home in Tianjin with an arrest warrant for spreading anti government propaganda material?
Publisher	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal
Publication Date	15 September 2006
Country	China
Topics	Airports \| Arbitrary arrest and detention \| Disappeared persons \| Freedom of assembly and association \| Passports \| Police \| Pre-trial detention
Citation / Document Symbol	CHN30595
Cite as	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal, China: 1. How difficult is it to establish a union in China or to request legal status to set up a union? (General information on unions) 2. How are the authorities in Tianjin? Would they crack down on a few people meeting to plan to set up a Temporary workers union? 3. Would someone claiming to have no permanent job be able to afford travel to Europe (Germany and Switzerland) or Japan for holiday? 4. Would it be difficult to leave the country through Beijing airport if PSB had apparently gone to his home in Tianjin with an arrest warrant for spreading anti government propaganda material?, 15 September 2006, CHN30595 , available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/4b6fe1570.html [accessed 2 November 2019]
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