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Provincial Policy on Home-Based Workers, Sindh, Pakistan

By Sindh Labour Department on May 21, 2013

This policy was adopted by the Sindh Province in Pakstan in May 2013. It was translated and provided to WIEGO by HomeNet Pakistan.

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