Research Network for Domestic Worker Rights – Newsletter Number 15

By The WIEGO Team on April 01, 2015

This issue of the newsletter includes updates about the ILO Convention, campaigns and information about new research related to domestic work in Brazil and the Czech Republic. It also includes information about relevant conferences and publications in 2015.

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