Strong domestic workers’ organizations – in the form of trade unions, cooperatives, associations or other membership-based organizations – have been emerging in Asia where the fight for more and better
This study aims to complement and inform the IDWF in participating in the various actions to stop gender-based violence in the world of work – in particular, the ILO’s “standard-setting”
Domestic workers around the world deeply welcome the proposals for an ILO Standard against violence and harassment in the world of work. We welcome it not just for ourselves but
The report, based on a survey of over 450 migrant domestic workers, examines the implementation of the Hong Kong government’s Code of Practice for Employment Agencies (CoP), and its impact
The handbook is a content of brief information on Uganda’s domestic workers rights, legislation, and Convention 189. It provides basic knowledge to domestic workers and employers on how to relate
This research has as its first objective to reveal the best practices and progressive legislative frameworks in the matter of prevention and protection from harassment…
In the past five years, the IDWF in Latin America and the Caribbean has made significant progress toward its goal...
In this manual published by IDWN and ILO, we present the voices, experiences and visions of domestic workers. It aims...
An Overview Hosted by Krithika Dinesh, this podcast series delves into the struggles and successes of domestic workers across Asia....
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