Let’s break the silence. Let’s stand tall. Let’s move mountains. We’ve Come a Long Way and a Long Way We Will Go – IDWF Announcement on IWD 2022 Let us celebrate
Domestic work must not stand outside of social protection, and domestic workers’ organizing must take a seat at every negotiation table: within unionism, social dialogue, and policy making. Details Domestic
Domestic workers as providers and recipients of care, should have both their labour rights and care needs to be recognized. Understanding CARE What is CARE? Care is about the activities
IDWF and its affiliates are working hard in an effort to mitigate the situation that domestic workers (DWs) are in and to advocate with them. This has taken different forms
We support the campaign of “Stop Gender-based Violence at Work, for an ILO convention against Violence and Harassment in the Workplace!” Details Stop Gender-based Violence at Work!
Domestic workers from across the globe will share their stories of resilience and struggle to explain why an ILO convention with a recommendation is critical to help them to put
Two months after a mission from the IDWF visited Honduras, the Assembly of the Economic
On November 9, 2023, the IDWF and the CONLACTRAHO, with the support of Themis, will place their demands and priorities...
On the International Day of Care and Support, the IDWF reiterates in no uncertain terms: Domestic workers are care workers....
In this time of reflection and unity, the International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) wishes to convey our unwavering support for...
For a law to protect DWs and end modern slavery NOW! The International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) stands in solidarity...
Today, July 5th, the third hearing of the legal process initiated by domestic worker Siti Khotimah against nine individuals, including...
This year marks the 12th anniversary of the domestic workers’ convention C189, and the first year that we celebrate this...
