VIDEO: Poonsap explains HomeNet Thailand’s Work to Empower Home-Based Workers

By WIEGO on September 01, 2016

Poonsap Tulaphan, a leader of HomeNet Thailand, explains how her organization is working to empower homeworkers: through policy advocacy and legal protection, skill building, and negotiating with employers for better working conditions.

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