Jump to navigation

  • English
  • Español

Maquila Solidarity Network

  • Home
  • About MSN
  • Our Work
    • Freedom of Association
      • Supporting Freedom of Association in Mexico
    • Women's Rights
      • Right to Child Care in Central America
    • Corporate Accountability and Government Policy
      • Transparency
    • International Health and Safety Accord
    • Wages and Severance
    • Americas Group
    • Covid-19
    • MSN Publications and Collaborative Work
      • MSN Email Newsletters
  • Resources
  • Archive
  • Donate
  • CCC urges all brands sourcing from Bangladesh to support workers’ demand to raise garment sector minimum wages to Tk 32,000 (CCC)

    Read more...
  • Guatemalan workers win back pay and severance, but workers still owed US$6 million in stolen social security payments

    Read more...
  • World’s largest fashion brands failing to deliver on living wage promises (CCC)

    Read more...
  • Tariff refunds are flowing to brands. Are workers getting their share? (CCC)

    Read more...
  • Camino Rojo case highlights urgent need for improvements in Rapid Response Mechanism

    Read more...
  • Resource Kit on Freedom of Association in Mexico (MSN)

    Read more...
  • MSN Companies and Brands Research Tools

    Read more...
  • Honouring the life and work of Sergio Chávez

    Read more...

FOA in Mexico

MSN monitors and assesses the implementation of the 2019 labour justice reform, as well as the use of the rapid response labour mechanism of the Canada-US-Mexico Agreement in addressing violations of the right to freedom of association.

Read more

2026 Companies and Brands Research Tools

These research tools are designed to assist trade unions, researchers, and women’s and labour rights organizations in developing strategies for brand engagement and/or campaigning to seek corrective action on labour rights violations.

Read More

Search form

In the News

On the Line: Bangladesh Plans Garment Wage Review as Worker Protests Mount (Sourcing Journal)

Oct 26, 2026 —
  • Read more about On the Line: Bangladesh Plans Garment Wage Review as Worker Protests Mount (Sourcing Journal)

Cambodia's workers want more than a 'survival wage' (Sourcing Journal)

Oct 8, 2026 —
  • Read more about Cambodia's workers want more than a 'survival wage' (Sourcing Journal)

Cambodia: Trade union federations and civil society express disappointment with decision on minimum wage (CENTRAL)

Oct 6, 2026 —
  • Read more about Cambodia: Trade union federations and civil society express disappointment with decision on minimum wage (CENTRAL)

New report shows need for stronger protection mechanisms for unionists in Mexico

Oct 2, 2026 —

Casa del Obrero Socialista Antonio Vital, with funding from the Steelworkers Humanity Fund, has published an important report documenting the continued use of violence and repression against authentic unions and trade unionists in Mexico, despite the 2019 labour justice reform.

  • Read more about New report shows need for stronger protection mechanisms for unionists in Mexico
  • Español

Families of Canadian mining firm workers kidnapped in Mexico plan to file RCMP complaint (CBC)

Oct 1, 2026 —
  • Read more about Families of Canadian mining firm workers kidnapped in Mexico plan to file RCMP complaint (CBC)
More News

Creative Commons License

Unless otherwise noted, all work on this website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 Canada License.