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Domestic work is work performed in or for a household or households. Domestic work is one of the least protected sectors under national labour law, which is strange because at the same time there are 67 million domestic workers in the world, of which 83% are women.
Le résultat d’une enquête de trois ans ayant impliqué plus de deux cents témoins privilégiés, y compris des Nigérians vivant en Afrique et en Italie, le livre se fonde sur une hypothèse: l’exclusion sociale favorise la croissance et l’enracinement de la mafia nigériane.
Mertens de Wilmars évoque plusieurs approches sur la nature de la relation entre femmes et hommes dans le cadre de la violence du genre. La femme est-elle considérée comme «objet» ou est-elle «sujet» de cette relation basée sur la domination et dont elle en est victime?
Organizing a refugee collection is simple. If I can do it, you can do it too. We can all make a difference by doing something, big or small. It doesn’t really matter. – by Amy Zhuang
Vote, vote, vote for Europe! What will the electoral map of Europe look like after this weekend? Can we be hopeful? Following a workshop on cartographic poems given by Antoine Cassar on behalf of Time For Equality, three poets have ventured an answer in verse.
En 2007 l’Espagne adopta la Loi organique d’égalité entre les femmes et les hommes. La nature constitutionnelle de cette loi reflète l’importance et le caractère transversal de son contenu, mais son application est à la merci des contingences budgétaires et de l’attitude des opérateurs juridiques – Frédéric Mertens de Wilmars
Isabelle Schmoetten, chargée de projets sociopolitiques au CID – Fraen an Gender, co-organisateur avec Time For Equality de la conférence
“La loi de protection intégrale contre la violence de genre a fait sauter le verrou du tabou qui rendait invisibles les victimes par les « malentendus de couples ou les disputes familiales ». Un bilan de la loi 15 ans après son adoption, de Frédéric Mertens de Wilmars.
On Tuesday 12 February 2019, Time for Equality in collaboration with Rotondes, Luxembourg hosted the second event of the season
The Journey of a Migrant is the first of series of discussions which will take place over the coming months that aim to tackle and highlight the pertinent issues relating migration, the current global refugee crisis and the response of our societies – by Arron Mc Ardle
Arron Mc Ardle on the recent report by the EU Fundamental Rights Agency, the first to look comprehensively into various fundamental rights abuses in private homes across Europe of domestic workers in EU Member States.
… human dignity and freedom are not finite resources, that the more you parcel them out the less you have
Breaking the Cycle UK
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