On July 1, Brazil enacted Law No. 15,455/2026, establishing protection and support measures for domestic workers rescued from slavery-like conditions. This marks a major step
Adriana Paz Ramírez, General Secretary of the International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF), together with leaders from SINACTRAHO Mexico, took part in the closing event of
July 25, 2025 will go down in history as a turning point for domestic workers in Colombia. On that day, Minister of Labor Antonio Sanguino
The International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) has launched an innovative political and union education program in Latin America: LATE – Leadership, Action, Transformation, and Education.
We achieved the implementation of a Multisectoral Committee for Domestic Workers’ Rights As a result of the advocacy and social dialogue efforts we have been
As a result of a series of actions led by the IDWF team in Latin America and our affiliates SINTRADESPY and SINTRADI, a multisectoral tripartite
On August 25, domestic workers in Thailand secured another landmark victory: the Cabinet approved a
At the International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) 2026, the Civil Society Action Committee (AC), Women in Migration Network (WIMN), the...
Migration without Rights is ExploitationA Call from Migrant Domestic Workers to the International Migration Review Forum 2026 As governments, trade...
Donate Now and Make a Difference in Their Lives! In late October last year, Hurricane Melissa tore through Jamaica, leaving...
Across the Middle East, migrant domestic workers are facing extreme risks as war escalates. Many are isolated inside private homes,...
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