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Making farms safer: Jordan launches guidelines to protect workers
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Making farms safer: Jordan launches guidelines to protect workers

Practical tools will reduce hazard risks and strengthen safety across the country’s agriculture sector.

Strengthening accountability and protection for migrant workers in Thailand’s construction sector
Strengthening accountability and protection for migrant workers in Thailand’s construction sector

PROTECT project

Strengthening accountability and protection for migrant workers in Thailand’s construction sector

Migrant worker volunteers are helping their peers learn about labour rights, entitlements, healthcare, and protection from gender-based violence across Thailand’s construction sites.

ASEAN launches new regional roadmap to prevent child labour

ASEAN launches new regional roadmap to prevent child labour

With ILO’s technical support, ASEAN has launched a new ten-year framework aimed at preventing child labour and eliminating its worst forms.

Lao business advances responsible business conduct in operations
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Lao business advances responsible business conduct in operations

Workshops help equip enterprises with awareness and understanding of the labour dimension of responsible business conduct and environmental, social and governance.

Philippines joins global call for fairer, more secure future for workers
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Decent work

Philippines joins global call for fairer, more secure future for workers

The Philippines participates in global efforts to champion fair wages, decent jobs, and stronger social protection, reinforcing its commitment to an inclusive and sustainable future of work.

EU-funded Ship to Shore Rights South-East Asia advances decent work in Malaysia’s blue economy

Labour migration

EU-funded Ship to Shore Rights South-East Asia advances decent work in Malaysia’s blue economy

Initiative will expand protection for migrant workers in Malaysia’s fish and seafood supply chains.

Bangsamoro Parliament passes landmark Labour Code in unanimous vote
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Decent work

Bangsamoro Parliament passes landmark Labour Code in unanimous vote

The Bangsamoro Parliament in the Philippines has unanimously approved the Bangsamoro Labor and Employment Code (BLEC), a historic reform hailed as a cornerstone for decent work, social justice, and inclusive economic growth in the region.

Steps that matter: The ILO’s “Khuta” to youth employment in Lebanon
Young woman attending ILO's Khuta training in Lebanon

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Steps that matter: The ILO’s “Khuta” to youth employment in Lebanon

Arabic for “steps,” Khuta is the Job Search Club initiative guiding young people in their search for work amid crises, conflict, and volatility.

ILO PROSPECTS launches learning portal to transform forced displacement response
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ILO PROSPECTS launches learning portal to transform forced displacement response

The ILO PROSPECTS Learning Portal turns years of field experience into practical, interactive resources to help practitioners, policymakers, and partners improve responses to forced displacement worldwide.

Cambodian women’s networks champion safe migration and protection from exploitation
A Cambodian migrant worker in Rayong, Thailand.

News

Cambodian women’s networks champion safe migration and protection from exploitation

With support from the EU-funded PROTECT Project and the Cambodian Women’s Crisis Centre, women-led community networks are taking action to prevent violence, trafficking and exploitation.

Global Accelerator contributes to public-private dialogue to drive decent work in Namibia
Dr Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, President of the Republic of Namibia

Global Accelerator

Global Accelerator contributes to public-private dialogue to drive decent work in Namibia

Namibia hosted a Public-Private Forum to strengthen partnerships for job creation and inclusive growth. Led by the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board, the event brought together government, business, and development partners. The...

ILO welcomes renewed global commitment to social development and cooperation
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Second World Summit for Social Development

ILO welcomes renewed global commitment to social development and cooperation

At the Second World Summit for Social Development (WSSD2), world leaders reaffirmed their commitment to advancing social justice and supporting just transitions through demographic, technological and environmental change.

Global Coalition for Social Justice recognized as a key platform to advance the Doha Declaration
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World Summit for Social Development

Global Coalition for Social Justice recognized as a key platform to advance the Doha Declaration

The Political Declaration, adopted at the World Summit for Social Development, identifies the ILO-led Coalition as an important vehicle to advancing the agreed principles and goals. Partners convened to showcase their concrete contributions.

ILO hands over four grievance applications to Indonesia's garment, footwear and palm oil union federations
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Industrial relations

ILO hands over four grievance applications to Indonesia's garment, footwear and palm oil union federations

The ILO has enhanced four grievance applications in the garment, footwear and palm oil sectors by integrating AI-based features to improve working conditions and empower workers.

Uzbekistan and UN partners discuss scaling up just energy transition efforts

Uzbekistan and UN partners discuss scaling up just energy transition efforts

The International Labour Organization (ILO) highlights the role of social dialogue, decent work and skills development in Uzbekistan’s just energy transition.

Building long-term care for older persons in Indonesia
An old Indonesian woman

International Day of Care and Support

Building long-term care for older persons in Indonesia

The ILO continues to support Indonesia in advocating for policies that ensure older persons are included in the country’s social safety net.

National Conference on Child Labour in Iraq: Towards a National Strategy to Protect Children and Promote Decent Work
Participants at meeting in Iraq

National Conference on Child Labour in Iraq: Towards a National Strategy to Protect Children and Promote Decent Work

ILO holds a national conference under the EU-funded BEIT Project and in collaboration with the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs to chart a way towards a national strategy to eliminate child labour.

Empowering migrant workers in Indonesia and Thailand with digital, cybersecurity and financial skills
Mobile phones help domestic workers stay connected with friends and family.

Empowering migrant workers in Indonesia and Thailand with digital, cybersecurity and financial skills

Through digital micro-courses, 52 trainers and 140 migrant workers across Indonesia and Thailand enhanced their financial skills and digital awareness against online scams and fraud.

Waste collectors, informal economy workers gain ground through social protection

Social protection

Waste collectors, informal economy workers gain ground through social protection

Waste collectors and informal economy workers navigate daily risks and hardships, making social protection an essential lifeline during crises, emergencies and economic shocks in the Philippines.

First national dialogue on sustainable aquaculture supply chain in the Philippines
a female worker in shrimp production

Supply chains

First national dialogue on sustainable aquaculture supply chain in the Philippines

First National Industry Dialogue for Responsible and Sustainable Supply Chains in the Philippines accelerates aquaculture sector upgrading while tackling human and labour rights risks amid global disruptions.