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Wildcat strike in Ghazl el-Mahalla, Egypt, 29th September 2007

Submitted by Ed on Sep 30 2007 00:00
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  • Egypt
  • textiles
  • strikes
  • wildcat strikes

Pictures of the wildcat strike of the victorious strike of thousands of textile workers in Ghazl el-Mahalla, Egypt. Photos, by Omar Said, taken from here.

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