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Global Unions call on G20 to promote jobs and social protection

As the global economy grapples with the second wave of recession, the employment and labour ministers of the G20 nations met in Paris on 26-27 September 2011 to discuss how to address the challenges created by the financial crisis. In a statement addressed to the G20 meeting, Ms Sharan Burrow, […]

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Global Unions call on G20 to promote jobs and social protection

As the global economy grapples with the second wave of recession, the employment and labour ministers of the G20 nations met in Paris on 26-27 September 2011 to discuss how to address the challenges created by the financial crisis. In a statement addressed to the G20 meeting, Ms Sharan Burrow, […]

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ITUC releases report on core labour standards in India

16 September 2011: Global March’s Governing Body member International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) released a report “Internationally Recognised Core Labour Standards in India, Report for the WTO General Council Review of the Trade Polices in India (Geneva, 14 and 16 September 2011). India has ratified only four core ILO labour Conventions. […]

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ITUC releases report on core labour standards in India

16 September 2011: Global March’s Governing Body member International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) released a report “Internationally Recognised Core Labour Standards in India, Report for the WTO General Council Review of the Trade Polices in India (Geneva, 14 and 16 September 2011). India has ratified only four core ILO labour Conventions. […]

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Decent work for cocoa farmers

The incidence of child labour is inextricably linked to the denial of decent working conditions for adults. A parent enjoying decent working conditions, including a living wage, is less likely to send children to work to contribute to family income than a worker whose fundamental rights are violated. “Decent working […]

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Decent work for cocoa farmers

The incidence of child labour is inextricably linked to the denial of decent working conditions for adults. A parent enjoying decent working conditions, including a living wage, is less likely to send children to work to contribute to family income than a worker whose fundamental rights are violated. “Decent working […]

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International Literacy Day: 8th September 2011

New Delhi, 8 September 2011: This year, International Literacy Day, celebrated worldwide on 8 September, is focusing on the link between literacy and peace. Children are not responsible for war, yet it robs them of their childhood. Wars and conflicts leave a trail of destruction behind them, especially for innocent children […]

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International Literacy Day: 8th September 2011

New Delhi, 8 September 2011: This year, International Literacy Day, celebrated worldwide on 8 September, is focusing on the link between literacy and peace. Children are not responsible for war, yet it robs them of their childhood. Wars and conflicts leave a trail of destruction behind them, especially for innocent children […]

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Disney, Mattel and Wal-mart toy-maker accused of child labour

Delhi, September 2011: A number of articles in the international media over recent days have referenced an investigative report by Hong Kong based non-profit organisation Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) after a toy-manufacturing supplier “Sturdy Products” was found to be using employees in sweatshop conditions, including child labour, to make toy […]

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