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　　[93]China Labour Bulletin，no.2，April 1994，pp.17-19；no.15，June1995，pp.7-8；no.24，March 1996，p.4.

　　[94]Nanyang gongbao [Southeast Asian workers'news]，4April 1996.

　　[95]In November 1996two young people were formally prosecuted for seditionafter been jailed for two years without trial for organizing a？Migrant Workers'Federationìand ？Migrant Workers'Friendship Clubì（China Labour Bulletin ，pressrelease ，12November 1996）。

　　[96]Information based on a telephone conversation in May 1996with the internationalofficer of the Australian Council of Trade Unions ，who thought this a significantdevelopment that was unimaginable three years back.

　　[97]The VGCL fought over several years to raise the minimum wage from US$35to US$50a month in Ho Chi Minh City，but without success.Vietnam Investment Review，23-29May 1994，p.5.Finally ，in 1996，it was increased to US$50a month.

　　[98]Vietnam Investment Review，21-27November 1994，p.6.

　　[99]This information was based on an interview with an ACFTU official in Beijingin 1992.

　　[100]Transcript of Australian Broadcast Corporation radio program，？Reportfrom Asia ì，31August 1996.Another example is the VGCL's willingness to workwith foreign NGOs to help expose Taiwanese and Korean managers'mistreatment ofVietnamese workers.（Based on a series of email communications in 1996and 1997with Thuyen Nguyen of the New-York based Vietnam Labour Watch.）

　　[101]Zhao Shunzhang，？Impressions of the Vietnamese Trade Union ：Observationsby the Shanghai Federation Delegation ì，Shanghai gongyun ，no.10，1995，pp.41-2.

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