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The ITF Urban Transport Committee is a joint activity of the Railway Workers' Section and the Road Transport Workers' Section on urban public passenger transport. The committee is accountable to both sections and works closely with Public Services International (PSI) which includes in its membership a number of municipal workers' unions which organise urban transport workers.
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19 Sep 2008
Tehran bus workers’ union board member released from detention
An executive board member of the Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company Union in Iran has been freed from detention.
Gholamreza Gholamhosseini was released on bail from Evin prison on 16 September after being detained for nearly three months. Bail was set...
15 Sep 2008
ITF delighted with human rights award for Osanloo and union
The ITF is proud to congratulate both Mansour Osanloo and the Vahed Syndicate – the Tehran bus drivers’ union of which he is the President – on the announcement that they are to receive the SOLIDAR Silver Rose Award.
The Silver Rose Award...
09 Oct 2008
World road transport action week begins Monday
A worldwide road transport action week organised by the ITF and its member unions will be held next week (13-19 October 2008) to campaign for the rights of workers in the industry.
More than 53 unions will participate in over 41 countries...
10 Jul 2008
Iran one year on: Osanloo still jailed, workers still oppressed
A year to the day since his violent arrest the ITF, International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and Amnesty International are calling on the world not to forget jailed Iranian trade unionist Mansour Osanloo.
Through their publications, websites...
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