ISSUE / Hey listen! Bonded labour: It's not over, but it's all over

Vol. 4, Issue 3, May - June, 2006

• Understanding the Conceptual and the Administrative Boundaries of Bonded Labour System Abolition Act
• Unfree Labour and ‘Post-Modern Myths’

• Changing Agrarian Relations — Labour Bondage in Karnataka
• Fighting Bonded Labour: The UP Experience
• Changing Pattern of Bonded Labour in South Asia
• Golden Leaves, Bonded Hands
• Mission: Bonded Labour ‘Abolishment’: Balance Sheet of Identification, Release and Rehabilitation (1
• Punjab’s Dalits Resist Bondage in Agriculture

• “Adolescent Dreams Shattered in the Lure of Marriage”: Sumangali System: A New Form of Bondage in Ta

• Bonded Labour: It’s Not Over, But It’s All Over

• Striking’ Memories of May 1974 and the Indian Railway Workers

• Joint Call to Observe International Tea Day
• Joint Parliamentary Committee Submits Report on Tribal Bill
• A National Convention on Social Security for Unorganised Workers
• The End of Child Labour: Within Reach — ILO
• NCEUS Submits a New Version of the Unorganised Sector Workers’ Bill

• Arbitrariness in Termination

• Parliamentary Proclamation and GEFONT National Council

• “For an Insured Life”: Insurance Employees Protest
• Rallying for Educational Rights: Child Labourers March to Parliament
• Haryana Power Workers on Hunger Strike
• A Successful Battle for Wages