We’ve Come a Long Way and a Long Way We Will Go – IDWF Announcement on IWD 2022
Let’s break the silence. Let’s stand tall. Let’s move mountains. We’ve Come a Long Way and a Long
Let’s break the silence. Let’s stand tall. Let’s move mountains. We’ve Come a Long Way and a Long
Domestic work must not stand outside of social protection, and domestic workers’ organizing must take a seat at
Domestic workers as providers and recipients of care, should have both their labour rights and care needs to
We foresee a long journey toward the crisis recovery and full legal protection of domestic workers. We see
IDWF and its affiliates are working hard in an effort to mitigate the situation that domestic workers (DWs)
We support the campaign of “Stop Gender-based Violence at Work, for an ILO convention against Violence and Harassment
Domestic workers from across the globe will share their stories of resilience and struggle to explain why an
Contributors: Adriana PazA report on the IDWF at the Conference, 2018. Details The First Discussion at the 107th Session
The new report, Agents of Change? Assessing agency compliance with the Code of Practice, is based on interviews
Two months after a mission from the IDWF visited Honduras, the Assembly of the Economic and Social Council (CES) approved...
The Zimbabwe Domestic and Allied Workers Union (ZDAWU) has implemented a powerful strategy to end the exclusion of domestic workers...
Malaysia, 3rd March 2024, IDWF, PERTIMIG and AMMPO launched a report on “My Employer Never Saw a Calendar – Why...
IDWF made its mark at the 68th session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68), the largest annual...
Back to News March 2024 11- 0 The 68th session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), a...
Strong commitment from government officials to support Domestic Workers Thanks to the joint efforts of the IDWF delegation that visited...