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Western Development | Tackling Rural Poverty | Focus on Migrant Workers | Disaster Prevention & Relief | International Cooperation

Focus on Migrant Workers

■	10m Migrants Move to City, Farmland Swap
■	Hebei: On-line Job System Help Rural Jobseekers
■	Songs, Kisses and Sweat on Labor Day of Migrant workers
■	60% of 'New Urban Migrants' Return Home Once a Year
■	62 Migrant Workers in Shanghai Hospitalized by Contaminated Food
■	Beijing Offers Free Vaccinations to Migrant Workers
■	Migrant Laborers Retrieve Unpaid Salaries
■	Free Legal Aid 'Assists' Migrant Workers
■	Trade Unions to Target Migrant Workers
■	Migrant Workers 'Have 20m' Kids back Home
■	China Launches HIV/AIDS Workplace Education Program
■	Trade Union Vows to Protect Migrant Workers
■	Survey Finds 40% Migrant Laborers Work Overtime
■	Migrant Workers Earn Average Monthly Income of US$120
■	Young Migrant Workers Shun Hard Labor in Cities
■	8 Million more Rural Migrant Workers to Join Trade Unions Next Year
■	Over 30 Mln Chinese Rural Migrant Youth Benefit from Training Program
■	Sichuan Tops Chinese Provinces as Largest Source of Migrant Population
■	China, Dupont Cooperate to Improve Work Safety
■	Gov't Earmarks 2 Bln Yuan to Train Migrant Workers
■	Official Calls for Greater Efforts to Help Migrant Workers
■	Injury Insurance to Cover More Migrant Workers
■	US$60 Bln to Reduce Industrial Accidents
■	Sexual Suppression Frustrates Migrants
■	Courts Help Migrant Workers Recover Unpaid Wages
■	Migrant Workers' Moving Stories
■	Occupational Illness and Injuries Cost Billions
■	Migrants Troubled by Lack of Sex
■	Legal Aid Procedures for Migrant Workers Simplified
■	Senior Official Urges Quick Set-up of Labor Contract System
■	China's Workers at Greater Risk of Illness, Injury on Job
■	Workers at Olympic Sites Receive Free Medical Aid
■	Trade Unions Call for Longer Lunch Breaks for Workers During Hot Weather
■	State Council Vows Rural Laborers to Be Paid on Time
■	Central Bank Provides Bank Cards for Migrants
■	Peking University Offers Free Training to Migrant Workers
■	Job Hunters to Receive Free Service at Agencies
■	Firms Face Penalties over Security Payments
■	Court Orders that 260 Migrant Workers Be Paid
■	China Faced with Skilled Labor Shortage
■	Foxconn Refutes Labor Allegations by UK Media
■	Improvement Promised on Work Safety
■	Unions Launch Campaign to Safeguard Migrant Workers
■	Migrant Workers Contribute 16% GDP Growth
■	Customers Want It Cheap, Workers Pay Heavy Price
■	Rural Labor Resources Shortage Felt in China
■	China Reports Fewer Work Accidents
■	New Policies to Facilitate Transfer of Rural Labor to Cities
■	Medical Insurance Regulation Benefits Migrant Workers
■	Photo Show Calls for Public Concerns over Rural Migrant Workers
■	Law to Ensure Education for Kids of Migrant Workers
■	Mistreatment of Workers Highlighted by Trade Union
■	18 Migrant Workers Win National 'Labor Medal' Award
■	Migrant Workers to Get Basic Job Healthcare
■	Workers' Welfare Urged
■	Workers Seek Changes in Labor Contracts
■	Equal Inoculation for Migrants' Children
■	More Migrant Workers Awarded "Labor Medals"
■	Migrant Wave Drives Shanghai's Population Growth
■	Pilot Scheme Benefits Migrant Workers
■	Urban Redevelopment Affects Migrant Workers
■	Migrant Workers Get More Protection
■	Labor Contract Law Draft Safeguards Workers' Rights
■	TB Hits Migrant Workers Hardest
■	China, EU Combine to Protect Rights of Female Migrant Workers
■	Protection 'Needed' for Migrant Workers
■	Projects to Further Protect Migrant Workers
■	Laws Needed to Ensure Migrant Workers' Wages
■	Farmers Hope for Promising Future
■	Wen's Commitments Sow Seeds of Hope in Migrant Workers' Hearts
■	Survey: 20% Migrant Workers Intend to Live in Cities
■	Migrant Workers Receive Help from Trade Unionists
■	Migrant Workers Expect Higher Monthly Salaries
■	Anti-AIDS Education Program Launched for Migrant Workers
■	Migrant Farmers Put Huge Strain on Trains
■	Education Key to Reducing Crime by Migrant Teenagers: Survey
■	Migrant Workers Spending Holiday in Cities
■	Chinese Cities Share New Year Festival with Migrant Workers
■	Government Helps Migrant Workers Get Unpaid Wages
■	Being to Build Ten 'Shelters' for Women Workers


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Developing modern agriculture is the Chinese government's top priority in building a new socialist countryside, according to a document jointly released by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council.

Eighteen children pose for a picture at a village in Ziyun Miao and Buyi Autonomous County in Guizhou Province, January 22. Among them, twelve children's parents left the village to work in big cities in coastal areas.