List of Press Releases of the Combating Forced Labour and Trafficking of Indonesian Migrant Workers Project (Phase II)
11 October 2016
- The Launch of 2009 Global Report on Forced Labour: Abolishing forced labour in Indonesia through the establishment of international standard-setting on domestic workers
- Protecting the health rights of Indonesian migrant workers against gender based violence and HIV and AIDS vulnerabilities (2012)
- Examining conditions of domestic workers and child domestic workers in Nusa Tenggara Timur (2012)
- Examining conditions of domestic workers and child domestic workers in North Sumatra (2012)
- Providing better economic protection to Indonesian migrant workers (2012)
- Examining conditions of domestic workers and child domestic workers in South Sulawesi (2012)
- Examining conditions of domestic workers and child domestic workers in West Java (2012)
- Examining ratification of international migrant workers instruments (2012)
- Examining conditions of domestic workers and child domestic workers in East Java (2012)
- The long journey of justice for Indonesian migrant workers (2011)
- ILO launches a photo essay on migrant workers - “The long road home: Journeys of Indonesian migrant workers” (2011)
- Protecting Indonesian migrant workers against gender based violence and HIV and AIDS vulnerabilities (2011)
- The impact of the financial crisis to Indonesian migrant workers in East Java (2009)
- Examining insurance policies for migrant workers (2009)
- ILO to campaign on domestic workers’ rights in Indonesia (2009)
- Examining international standards-setting for Indonesian domestic workers (2009)
- Examining international standards-setting for Indonesian domestic workers in Medan (2009)
- Examining international standards-setting for Indonesian domestic workers in Samarinda (2009)
- Examining international standards-setting for Indonesian domestic workers in Semarang (2009)
- Examining international standards-setting for Indonesian domestic workers in Makassar (2009)
- Examining international standards-setting for Indonesian domestic workers in Yogyakarta (2009)
- Examining international standards-setting for Indonesian domestic workers in Surabaya (2009)
- International Migrants Day: Finding solutions to the problems of Indonesian migrant workers (2009)
- National Domestic Workers Day: Recognizing domestic work as work (2010)
- Regional conference towards a domestic workers’ convention (2010)
- International Migrants Day 2010: A stronger commitment for the protection of Indonesian migrant workers
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