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Interaction between Trade Unions / Civil Society and Australian Senator Lisa Singh July 18, 2012

by mohitg | Jul 19, 2012 | News

An interaction between Australian Senator Lisa Singh, Trade Unions and civil society was held at the constitution club of India. The interaction was jointly organised by Occupational and Environmental Health Network of India (OEHNI), BWI and IndustriALL. Sh Sudharshan...

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