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“Why Slavery?” : join an online global awareness campaign from 2 to 16 December

“Why Slavery?” : join an online global awareness campaign from 2 to 16 December

Human Trafficking and Contemporary Slavery Time for Equality Events 02/12/2020 No Comments on “Why Slavery?” : join an online global awareness campaign from 2 to 16 December

“You may choose to look the other way but you can never say again that you did not know.”

+ Rosa Brignone
Respect, Rights & Recognition for Domestic Workers

Respect, Rights & Recognition for Domestic Workers

News Time for Equality Events 24/06/2020 No Comments on Respect, Rights & Recognition for Domestic Workers

Join the Campaign from 12 June to 25 June 2020 and mark June 16th International Day of Domestic Workers ▶️

+ Rosa Brignone
Decent work for domestic workers – background note

Decent work for domestic workers – background note

Gender Equality The Equality Blog 18/02/2020 1 Comment on Decent work for domestic workers – background note

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.

+ Arron McArdle
Out of Sight: Migrant women exploited in domestic work

Out of Sight: Migrant women exploited in domestic work

Human Trafficking - Contemporary Slavery News The Equality Blog 23/09/2018 No Comments on Out of Sight: Migrant women exploited in domestic work

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.

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