Guinea: New report reveals workers’ rights abused in plantations linked to state-owned company Soguipah

By Amnesty International

The Guinean authorities must immediately guarantee the human rights of Soguipah workers and smallholder planters affiliated with the state-owned company, and investigate widespread abuses particularly regarding workers’ right to decent work, said Amnesty International in a new report. ‘Salaries that make you cry: abuses of workers’ rights linked to Soguipah’s activities in Guinea’ reveals how […] The post Guinea: New report reveals workers’ rights abused in plantations linked to state-owned company Soguipah appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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