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
Interview of Angelyne Hernandez, Trainee of DGBBW project and Research Team Member, PLUHK. Details PHILIPPINES/HONG KONG – Interview of Angelyne Hernandez, Trainee of DGBBW project and Research Team Member, PLUHK
Contributors: Liezl Galdo By Liezl Galdo – Head of the Organizing Committee of AMMPO, a Filipino migrant domestic workers in Malaysia Details Chronicles of My Geneva Experience at the 107th International
Through Sonu Danuwar Chaudhary’s rare, poignant and sometimes painful journey, this film portrays the millions of workers internationally who pick up the care deficit to ensure that more privileged portions
ILO launches a jingle competition to recognize ‘Domestic Work is Work”. This competition is organized by the ‘Work in Freedom Programme’ of the International Labour Organization. Details This competition aims
Barbro Budin, Project and Gender Equality Coordinator of the IUF spoke at a side event:
“Domestic workers spent 3 years at the ILO to fight for the Domestic Workers’ Convention, and now we are proud
Let’s break the silence. Let’s stand tall. Let’s move mountains. We’ve Come a Long Way and a Long Way We
Domestic work must not stand outside of social protection, and domestic workers’ organizing must take a seat at every negotiation
Domestic workers as providers and recipients of care, should have both their labour rights and care needs to be recognized.
IDWF and its affiliates are working hard in an effort to mitigate the situation that domestic workers (DWs) are in
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