Story of Maggie
Maggie: Doha, Qatar As one of 173,000 migrant domestic workers in Qatar, Maggie has always been active in the Kenyan diaspora community, and in organising her sector. The fledgling Kenyan
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Maggie: Doha, Qatar As one of 173,000 migrant domestic workers in Qatar, Maggie has always been active in the Kenyan diaspora community, and in organising her sector. The fledgling Kenyan
Estelle: Kuwait For Estelle – who left the Philippines to pursue work as a migrant domestic worker in Kuwait – hindsight is 20/20; had she known of the IDWF when
Cheryl: Doha, Qatar It’s her day off, and Cheryl has just returned home from a monthly social event hosted by the Bayanihang Domestic Workers Association of Qatar (BDWQ). Usually about
Lita Anggraini is one of the most prominent activists fighting for the rights of domestic workers and women in Indonesia. She is one of the founding members of the International
IDWF Calendar 2022 Details Kanyarat Journey from Fragile Childhood to Leadership and Unionism The photo featured for the month of April was taken in 2018 in Thailand. It was the
Lobbying for the ILO Violence and Harassment Convention (C190): “I had to explain to them why domestic violence is an issue for workers” Details Indonesia – Lobbying for the ILO
Rosa: Lima, Peru Rosa has been a domestic worker in Lima for 32 years. A
As part of its prestigious “Gender Equality Awards,” the Government of Canada recognized our very own leader, Shirley Pryce, with...
The IDWF fourth Congress was convened in De Haan, Belgium on the 2-5 October 2023. Almost 300 participants joined us...
The International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) is pleased to announce the election of its new leadership following the successful conclusion...
On International Domestic Workers’ Day, June 16, 2023 the global domestic workers’ movement celebrates a historic milestone: a group of...
The International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) congratulates the Union of Auxiliary Personnel of Private Houses of Argentina (UPACP) for its...
“Domestic workers spent 3 years at the ILO to fight for the Domestic Workers’ Convention, and now we are proud...