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May 2008
You can access the full May 2008 NikeWatch e-newsletter here
April 2008
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March 2008
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February 2008
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January 2008
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December 2007
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November 2007
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October 2007
You can access the full October 2007 NikeWatch e-newsletter here
September 2007
You can access the full September 2007 NikeWatch e-newsletter here
August 2007
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July 2007
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June 2007
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May 2007
You can access the full May 2007 NikeWatch e-newsletter here
April 2007
You can access the full April 2007 NikeWatch e-newsletter here.
February 2007
You can access the full February 2007 NikeWatch e-newsletter here.
January 2007
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August 2006
This month’s news included links to radio interviews following the launch of our Offside! report and an update on the union leaders who were sacked from adidas’ supplier, Panarub, in Indonesia. Find out more…
May 2006
New report: sportswear brands ‘offside’ on workers’ rights. As global sports brands crank up their advertising for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, sportswear workers in Asia are struggling to earn a living and many face dismissal or threats of violence if they try to form unions. Find out more ...
November 2005
In this month's news Australian outworkers face losing their hard-fought protections because of the proposed changes to the Federal Industrial Relations Act - they need your support. There's also news that Levis and Puma are the latest brands to release the addresses of their suppliers – hopefully other brands will follow suit. We update you on workers dismissed from the Busana Prima Global factory in Indonesia for participating in a strike, in 2003. There's also a link to a new report about weak social audit systems and a short story of a woman garment worker in Bangladesh. You can access the full November 2005 Newsletter (pdf 25k).
August 2005
This month we update you on the situation facing former workers from the Tae Hwa factory in Indonesia and the worldwide actions taken to support workers. There's also an update on Nike supplier MSP Sportswear in Thailand and information on how sports brands have responded to the Play Fair at the Olympics Campaign. You can access the full August 2005 Newsletter (pdf 20k).
May 2005
This month we update you on the situations faced by workers producing for Fila and Adidas in Indonesia and for Nike in Thailand. There's also news of a small but important step forward – Nike has released the addresses of all factories supplying Nike-branded product. You can access the full May 2005 Newsletter (pdf 18k).
March 2005
This month's newsletter featured debate between Nike and Oxfam Australia regarding the dismissal of union members at MSP Sportswear in Thailand. There's also a profile of the Clean Clothes Campaign - part of our aim of providing you with more info on the global movement for labour rights. You can access the full March 2005 newsletter (pdf 21k).
February 2005
This month's issue focused on two factory-based campaigns one in solidarity with Fila workers in Indonesia and the other with Nike workers in Thailand. You can access the full February 2005 Newsletter (pdf 15k).1997-2004
NikeWatch Archives
Oxfam Australia's NikeWatch campaign has been running since 1995, and these web pages have been running since 1997. If you're interested in the campaign's history between 1997 and 2002, let us know and we'll email you our previous news updates. Note that the zip file is large so don't request it unless your email connection can handle relatively big files.