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Chanting "The whole world is watching," about 100 CWA and fellow union members, along with journalists from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, protested outside the Canadian Embassy in Washington, D.C., Sept.

Union supporters at the Chinese Daily News made a strong stand for their union voice. But they couldn't overcome a nearly $2 million anti-union attack by management and the blatant bias of the National Labor Relations Board.

The Gulf's multibillion-dollar catastrophies have given the White House yet another excuse to roll back worker's rights - and paychecks - while contractors reap millions in profits.

If you want to help CWA families, or you're one of the people affected by the Gulf coast storms, information about CWA's Disaster Relief Fund is available at http://cwa-union.org/katrina.

With union organizing rights under attack in the United States, CWA is gearing up to help lead the labor movement in a full-court press Dec. 10, International Human Rights Day.