Refworld | Does Shandong have a history of industrial disputes over pay etc? Do Chinese papers carry reports of demonstrations over wages etc? Is there evidence of participants such as the applicant experiencing adverse treatment as a result of making complaints? Is there evidence of people writing pro-democracy letters in the Chinese press? What has been the reaction by authorities to such letters?

Title	Does Shandong have a history of industrial disputes over pay etc? Do Chinese papers carry reports of demonstrations over wages etc? Is there evidence of participants such as the applicant experiencing adverse treatment as a result of making complaints? Is there evidence of people writing pro-democracy letters in the Chinese press? What has been the reaction by authorities to such letters?
Publisher	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal
Publication Date	11 January 2006
Country	China
Topics	Freedom of assembly and association \| Freedom of expression
Citation / Document Symbol	CHN17741
Cite as	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal, Does Shandong have a history of industrial disputes over pay etc? Do Chinese papers carry reports of demonstrations over wages etc? Is there evidence of participants such as the applicant experiencing adverse treatment as a result of making complaints? Is there evidence of people writing pro-democracy letters in the Chinese press? What has been the reaction by authorities to such letters?, 11 January 2006, CHN17741, available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/4b6fe143d.html [accessed 1 June 2023]
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