What does KIWA stand for?

Korean Immigrant Workers Advocates

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com (818) 713-3738 CAPTION(S): 4 photos Photo: (1 -- 4) Korean Immigrant Workers Advocates, top, join the demonstrators marching in support of immigrants' rights in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday.

MARCH DRAWS A SMALLER TURNOUT IMMIGRANT-RIGHTS PROTESTERS RALLY

Behind the facade of boom times in Koreatown is a nigh rate of poverty among the mostly Hispanic and Asian immigrant population, as demonstrated in a new study by the Korean Immigrant Workers Advocates.

Koreatown squeeze

Before leaving this stop, we learn about the coalition between Thai Community Development Corporation, Korean Immigrant Workers Advocates, the Retailer Accountability Campaign and the labor attorneys from a number of organizations that assisted Thai and Latina workers to win more that $2 million from five companies in 1997.

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