Report on SEWA: Law and Informality Project

By SEWA on November 01, 2014

This report examines legal capacity building activities with home-based workers, street vendors and domestic workers from the Law and Informality Project for different regions of India where the Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) is active.

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