Experience has proven that building collective strength through organising allows domestic workers and their allies to have a presence at national and international policy-making forums. This, in turn, enables them to affect the drafting of legislation that improves their access to rights, their work and their lives. However, it is the very private nature of domestic work that makes organising in this sector particularly challenging.
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At the 113th Session of the International Labour Conference, workers had to push harder and
With indescribable sadness, we say goodbye to our sister Angela Clarke, IDWF Regional Coordinator for
We achieved the implementation of a Multisectoral Committee for Domestic Workers’ Rights As a result
