Olympic Women: The True Champions of Paris 2024
Two Domestic Workers Behind the Medalists Who Made History Rebeca Andrade became the most decorated athlete in Brazil’s history, winning one gold, two silver, and one bronze medal at the
Two Domestic Workers Behind the Medalists Who Made History Rebeca Andrade became the most decorated athlete in Brazil’s history, winning one gold, two silver, and one bronze medal at the
Due to a lack of employment opportunities and precarious working conditions in their countries of origin, many women migrate —often under conditions of absolute vulnerability and sometimes through irregular channels—
The story of Yamrot, from Ethiopia While paid domestic work is care work and skilled work, the conception that it requires no skills and naturally falls on women still persists.
Domestic workers sustain households, families, societies, and entire economies, providing both direct and indirect care services. However, they still bear the burden of undervaluation, lack of recognition, and lack of
Interview with Ai-jen Poo, President of the NDWA Demographic and social changes worldwide have led
We achieved the implementation of a Multisectoral Committee for Domestic Workers’ Rights As a result of the advocacy and social...
This year, at the sixty-ninth session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women – CSW69, which took place...
The Coalition on Labor Justice for Migrants in the Gulf is excited to announce the launch of its inaugural website,...
Historic Milestone of Our Affiliate ZDAWU! As a result of a powerful process of social dialogue fostered by the Zimbabwe...
As a result of a series of actions led by the IDWF team in Latin America and our affiliates SINTRADESPY...
We are proud of our leader Mary Ann Abunda, who received the Human Rights Defender Award from the U.S. Department...