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the workers of the port of Hong Kong can return to manifest within the terminalistiche areas
However the Supreme Court has established the maximum limit of 80 strikers
April 5, 2013
A judge of the Supreme Court of Hong Kong has established today the delay of the injunction that defines the modalities with which the workers of the terminalista society Hongkong International Terminals (HIT) can manifest own protest in order to invoke an increase of the salaries and an improvement of the conditions of job, strike that has reached the ninth day and that the activities in the harbour area Kwai Tsing slow down di Hong Kong ( on 4 April 2013).
The judge however has brought a modification to the injunction running from past monday that up to now he has prevented to all the workers to manifest within the terminalistiche areas. The new dispositions preview that in these areas they can approach until 80 strikers, that they will have but to remain in a zone delimited from the terminalista society, while the other workers will be able to continue to protest only outside of the terminals.
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A judge of the Supreme Court of Hong Kong has established today the delay of the injunction that defines the modalities with which the workers of the terminalista society Hongkong International Terminals (HIT) can manifest own protest in order to invoke an increase of the salaries and an improvement of the conditions of job, strike that has reached the ninth day and that the activities in the harbour area Kwai Tsing slow down di Hong Kong 
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
