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"en.20120315.19.4-270-250"2
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"The repression of striking workers in Kazakhstan has taken on brutal dimensions. We condemn it in the strongest possible terms, along with the attacks on workers’ rights, and changes to the labour code enabling workers who go on strike to be dismissed; abolishing restrictions on dismissing trade union representatives in negotiations during strikes; legalising lock-outs; and enabling courts to declare any strike illegal. This repression is taking place in a context in which Kazakhstan is the subject of geostrategic interests aimed at controlling and appropriating its natural resources, in particular hydrocarbons. The interests of multinationals also come together here, and they see this country’s joining the World Trade Organisation as a unique opportunity to satisfy their insatiable desire for domination. This perspective should be taken into account in the judgments that the EU itself has been making on the situation in the country and its development. This resolution illustrates this."@en1
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