The first step is won.
We are going to work for an ILO convention on giving equal workers’ rights to household/domestic workers.
Yesterday the Governing Body of the ILO agreed to include “Decent work for domestic workers” (Standard setting) in the agenda of the 99th Session (2010) of the International Labour Conference.
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UFDWRs Booklet
Domestic Work is Work!
Mission: United for Foreign Domestic Workers' Rights (Ufdwrs) works towards the increased protection and promotion of domestic worker's rights.
About UFDWRs
UFDWRs Booklet
Ufdwrs Core Committee Members
Other Campaign Members
- Committee for Asia Women (CAW)
- Engender Hong Kong
- Solidarity Migrants San Calibrini
- Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2)
- Asian Migrant Coordinating Body (AMCB)
Claiming the rights of foreign domestic workers!
Uplift Foreign Domestic Workers Rights:
Join the “Recognise Domestic Work as Work Campaign” NOW!
Domestic Workers need
One Paid Day Off
weekly Now
Uplift Foreign Domestic Workers Rights:
Join the “Recognise Domestic Work as Work Campaign” NOW!
Domestic Workers need
One Paid Day Off
weekly Now
The "Recognize Domestic Work as Work" Campaign by Ufdwrs
Recognize Domestic Work as Work
Welcome to our campaign!
Ufdwrs is a coalition of five regional/international organizations working towards the promotion and protection of foreign domestic workers' rights.
What is this campaign all about?
The current kickstart campaign, One Paid Day Off Per Week, was launched in November 2007 to enable domestic workers a day off to pursue personal interests as well as address health and other concerns. This feeds into the greater purpose of recognizing domestic work as work by affording them a fundamental workers' right. Also download and print our Saya Migran comic on domestic workers rights
How can I join the campaign?
Email your contact details to: ufdwr@hotmail.com
You will be updated with information on new trends and emerging issues of foreign domestic workers as well as given updates on our campaign progression. Also see our facebook page - Ufdwr Campaign - and become a friend!
How can you assist the campaign?
Spread the word!!!! You will also be asked to endorse statements issued by Ufdwrs, write appeal letters to relevant government agencies, and take up urgent action alerts.
Welcome to our campaign!
Ufdwrs is a coalition of five regional/international organizations working towards the promotion and protection of foreign domestic workers' rights.
What is this campaign all about?
The current kickstart campaign, One Paid Day Off Per Week, was launched in November 2007 to enable domestic workers a day off to pursue personal interests as well as address health and other concerns. This feeds into the greater purpose of recognizing domestic work as work by affording them a fundamental workers' right. Also download and print our Saya Migran comic on domestic workers rights
How can I join the campaign?
Email your contact details to: ufdwr@hotmail.com
You will be updated with information on new trends and emerging issues of foreign domestic workers as well as given updates on our campaign progression. Also see our facebook page - Ufdwr Campaign - and become a friend!
How can you assist the campaign?
Spread the word!!!! You will also be asked to endorse statements issued by Ufdwrs, write appeal letters to relevant government agencies, and take up urgent action alerts.
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