A summary of the Gender-based Violence activities in Asia. Details 2019 March 10 FADWU protest to demand for Gender equality and no violence https://www.flickr.com/photos/idwf/albums/72157703951007252 2019 May 19 Showhands of NO […]
The International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) welcomes the dismantling of the core Kafala/ sponsorship system announced by Qatar’s Minister of Administrative Development, Labor and Social Affairs on October 17, 2019. […]
Watch this video to learn why and how domestic workers fighting for their rights to be included in the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA) and what progress […]
GBV and C190 Campaigns and Awareness-raising Activities by IDWF Affiliates in all Regions Details GBV and C190 Campaigns and Awareness-raising Activities by IDWF Affiliates in all Regions Members meetings, workshops […]
Support domestic workers in Belgium for fighting wage increase! Details There is a legal sector for documented domestic workers. Domestic workers are hired by a company that provides cleaning services […]
Join the petition to support Yuli! Details Sign the Petition TODAY (English): Stand with Yuli! Fight against abusive detainment! Sign the Petition TODAY (Chinese 中文): 聲援被逐印傭作家Yuli！對抗入境處黑獄！ Below are our demands to the […]
The Indonesia migrant domestic workers in Malaysia finally formed their own organization – the Persatuan Pekerja Rumah Tangga Indonesia Migran (PERTIMIG) in December 2019 and became operational this year with […]
We look forward to a great new year and let us remain as united and committed to serve those that elected us. We may get a little bit tired along […]
In partnership with Domina and FILCAMS CGIL, a campaign on distributing correct information to domestic workers who planning to work in Italy has been launched. Elizabeth Tang, IDWF General Secretary, […]
Contributors: Assumpta Namaganda, the Assistant General Secretary for domestic workers in HTS Uganda domestic workers participated in the women's day activities which run for 3 days from 6-8 March 2020 […]
Domestic workers leaders participated in the Women's Day March held on Sunday March 8, 2020. Details Domestic workers leaders participated in the Women March held on Sunday March 8, 2020. […]
FADWU urges the Government and the public to understand that fighting the pandemic requires everyone to work together and care for each other. The Government and the society must fairly […]
