IDWF statement on International Migrants Day – December 18 2016 – Domestic workers of the world unite!
That was the pledge domestic workers made at the founding congress of the International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) in Uruguay
That was the pledge domestic workers made at the founding congress of the International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) in Uruguay
Today, domestic workers make up the main bulk of all international women migrants and the number is still rising. On
DWN sent a letter on 19 Nov to Mark Harper, Immigration Minister of United Kingdom, to show our concerns and
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IDWF Statement on the International Day of Transgender Visibility IDWF Statement on the International Day of Transgender Visibility Equitable Access...