The government of Turkey has serious work to do when it comes to both legislation and practice dealing with the country’s trade unions and the conditions of its workers, a new ITUC report makes clear. Released to coincide with the Trade Policy Review of Turkey at the World Trade Organisation, the report finds that Turkey continues to limit workers’ rights to organise in trade unions and for their unions to bargain collectively, that the Turkish labour market is marred by various forms of discrimination and that hundreds of thousands of children are engaged in work they shouldn’t be.