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Domestic Household Workers Demand Respect and Our Rights

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WIEGO, International Union of Food, Agricultural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers’ Associations (IUF)
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  • Title: Domestic Household Workers Demand Respect and Our Rights
  • Resource Title: Domestic Household Workers Demand Respect and Our Rights

Domestic Workers Rights Leaflet: Explains why an ILO Convention is needed and the steps and actions to be taken to achieve this. Also available in Chinese, Russian, French, Spanish, Portuguese.

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Occupational group
Domestic Workers
Informal Economy Theme
Organizing & Organizations
Resource Type
Advocacy Materials
Language
English

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