The Netherlands based civil society organisations signed below urge the Turkish government to withdraw the decree postponing the strike for decent wages in the metal industry and create a political environment whereby free collective bargaining negotiations can take place.
Read the Letter protesting the decree of the cabinet of Turkey to postpone the strikes in metal industry (in English below Dutch introduction).
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