Unions affiliated to the CGTP-IN federation are backing a national demonstration on 18 October in protest at government changes to public sector workers' rights but also its broader plans for changes to the Labour Code. The CGTP-IN federation has also attacked aggressive police tactics in the lead up to the demonstration arguing that it is part of a government strategy to intimidate and discredit the unions.
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