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Play Fair 2008 is pressuring the International Olympic Committee and demand respect for labor rights

On Tuesday 10 June, the International Campaign PLAY FAIR 2008 delivered to Mr. Jacques Rogge, President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the collected signatures for the initiative Catch The Flame / Pass the flame that, in a participatory manner intended pressure on the leaders of the Olympic Movement to take action against the violation of labor rights in the manufacture of articles for the Olympics.
" The IOC has had years to consider these issues, but continues to delay, their response to the crisis in the production of articles for the Olympics is totally inequalities and threatens to damage the reputation Olympic Movement "said Esther de Haan yesterday, responsible for the delivery of signatures.

In total, more than 12,000 people from 89 countries the world participated in the Olympic torch relay alternate to promote respect for labor rights. This initiative, which was sent via email or Blue Tooth the message passes the call, started from the Netherlands in March and crossed the globe to Beijing on 1 May Day Labour. Spain has been the second country to receive more support, with 1650 participants, only behind Austria, with 2000 signatories.

" The claims expressed in the messages of the signatories of the initiative passes the call shows that people from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, binds to require the IOC responsabilities and to take immediate action on "Neil said Karney, Secretary General of the International Federation of Textile, Clothing and Leather.

Reached for the first time in 2003, the IOC is still no concrete measures to address low wages, excessive overtime, union repression and deteriorating health and safety in factories where items are made official Olympics The IOC would only have plans to include some reference to the issue of ethical supply chains by selecting the venue for the 2016 Olympics but has no details about it ...

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