The China Labor Bulletin, which tracks factory closures and worker protests in China, cited financial difficulties for its dissolution.
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The China Labor Bulletin, which tracks factory closures and worker protests in China, cited financial difficulties for its dissolution.
By Alexandra Stevenson
Reporting from Hong Kong
China Labor Bulletin, a Hong Kong-based group that tracked worker unrest in China and was started by a former pro-democracy protest leader, said on Thursday that it was shutting down because of financial difficulties.
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