List of news items - Workers' Rights Project in Indonesia
25 September 2024
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- Tackling Forced Labour in Indonesia's Fishery and Palm Oil Sectors
- ILO and the Ministry of Manpower jointly enhance gender-sensitive labour inspection and business practices in the Eastern part of Indonesia
- Gender-sensitive labour inspectors promote a workplace free from violence and harassment
- “Mams Kema” programme empowers women in fisheries sector advocating gender equality and safe working environment
- ILO supports the establishment of Provincial OSH Council and Sectoral Tripartite Forum in Riau
- Province of North Sulawesi initiates to establish the Provincial OSH Council
- Workers and employers of palm oil and fish processing sectors join forces to promote labour rights and gender equality
- Workers and employers to campaign labour rights and gender equality in palm oil and fish processing sectors
- Indonesia to develop a five-year national OSH programme to better protect workers’ fundamental rights
- Gender-responsive labour inspection to promote workplace free from harassment
- Indonesia continues to strengthen its efforts to ensure workplace safety and health
- Workers’ and employers’ organizations joint the fight against gender harassment, violence and discrimination in palm oil and fisheries sectors
- Labour standards compliance is key to build a sustainable supply chain in the fishing sector
- Enhancing social dialogues for decent working conditions in Indonesia’s fishing industry
- The ILO focuses on coordinated efforts in realizing decent work in Indonesia’s fishing industry
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