IDWF May 1st Message: Protect domestic workers’ rights, fight COVID-19
On the May 1st, we stand in solidarity with all workers and our community. Only in solidarity, we will succeed
On the May 1st, we stand in solidarity with all workers and our community. Only in solidarity, we will succeed
The coronavirus pandemic is our common challenge across borders. Only in solidarity will we succeed in fighting it. Details International
64th Session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women:Global Unions’ Response to the Political Declaration Statement by: The International Trade
On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women this year, we in particular think of all those
UNCSW64 Global Unions Statement Details UNCSW64 Global Unions Statement Submitted by: The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Education International (EI), Public
On this year’s World Day for Decent Work, we celebrate care workers and demand a fair deal for their work
At the International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) 2026, the Civil Society Action Committee (AC), Women
The International Labour Conference this June will hold a General Discussion on a “just transition,” a topic introduced by the...
With hard work and dedication, Offering care and love without hesitation, Respectful and selfless, day by day, Keeping homes and...
IDWF Stands in Solidarity with Migrant Domestic Workers in South Korea As Migrant Domestic Workers in South Korea struggle for...
The International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) deeply regrets receiving the news of the passing of Fidelia Castellanos, the General Secretary...
For further information, please get in touch with:–Roula Seghaier roula.seghaier@idwfed.org IDWF Strategic CoordinatorCell: +961 76 097 162L: Tunisia
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In the era of speed, technological progress is transforming the world of work in many ways, from changing the types...