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Sex workers learn business skills in new community-based ILO project

Citing ILO Convention No. 111 and Recommendation No. 200, the Brazilian Labour Superior Court affirms the rights of HIV-positive workers in two cases of unjustified dismissal

New ILO Global Estimate of Forced Labour: 20.9 million victims

Today sees the launch of a new ILO global estimate of forced labour – a shocking 20.9 million women, men and children are trapped in jobs into which they were coerced or deceived and which they cannot leave. Our estimate captures the full realm of forced labour and human trafficking for labour (...)

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Republic of Palau becomes 185th ILO member State

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Behind the figures: Faces of forced labour

Forced labour affects all regions and many different sectors, thus taking different faces, including bonded labour, degrading working conditions, trafficking, abuse of vulnerability. However, with a sustained commitment and resources, it is possible to combat forced (...)

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Questions and answers on forced labour

New figures published by the ILO estimate the total number of forced labourers across the world at nearly 21 million. This means that three out of every 1,000 people worldwide are in forced labour today. These new figures aim to inform better global policy responses to end the crime of modern (...)

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The situation of workers in the occupied Arab territories remains precarious, ILO says

Realities of the occupation on the ground and the expansion of Israeli settlements, leading to a shrinking space for Palestinian, makes the situation of workers in the occupied Arab territories extremely worrying and precarious.

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Why we need a Recommendation on social protection floors

The International Labour Conference (ILC) is expected to vote on a Recommendation for social protection floors. Michael Cichon, Director of the ILO’s Social Security Department, explains why we need this international labour standard.

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Combination Prevention in action: Making a difference in Mozambique

6 June 2012, UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board, Thematic Segment on Combination Prevention, Geneva - As UNAIDS meets to discuss the importance of combination prevention, the ILO’s HIV/AIDS programme in Mozambique shows how the workplace can engage people at all levels making valuable (...)

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Measuring Informality: a new Statistical Manual on the informal sector and informal employment

The ILO has released a pre-edited version of a Manual to help constituents around the world, especially in statistical offices and ministries of labour, to define, quantify and characterize the contribution of the informal sector and informal employment at national (...)

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