News, events and stories on indigenous and tribal peoples
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Event
ILO at the 2018 United Nations Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
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Indigenous and Tribal Peoples
Luxembourg ratifies the Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989 (No. 169)
05 June 2018
Luxembourg is the 23rd country to ratify this instrument at the global level and the 5th at the European level.
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United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
ILO at the Seventeenth Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
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Panel Discussion – International Women’s Day 2018
Rural Women at Work: Bridging the gaps
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Round Table
Promoting a ’One-UN’ Approach to Indigenous Peoples’ Rights at the Country Level: The Second Phase of the UN Indigenous Peoples’ Partnership
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Documentary Launch and Panel Discussion
Indigenous women's rights and empowerment: Catalyst for an inclusive and sustainable economy
ILO Side-event during the 36th Session of the UN Human Rights Council
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© J.C. Huayllapuma / CIFOR 2023
International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous women’s voice and empowerment more important than ever to ensure a better future of work for all
08 August 2017
Ten years since the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was adopted, the international community renews its commitment to promote the empowerment and voice of indigenous women.
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© GC Communication 2023
Our impact, their voices
How Kenya’s construction industry boosts green jobs and housing
26 May 2017
Innovative ILO project aims to reduce Kenya’s vulnerability to climate risks and improve livelihoods among traditional pastoralist communities.
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© Red Habitat 2023
Our impact, their voices
Women are building their own futures in Bolivia
24 April 2017
A group of 250 freelance women builders from La Paz and El Alto have improved their working conditions and are able to spend more time with their families by working directly with employers.
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Indigenous peoples and climate change
ILO at the Sixteenth Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues