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Subject: Migrant workers, Somalia, corporate accountability

Migrant workers, Somalia, corporate accountability
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Strengthening union power with migrant workers


On International Migrants Day 2024, the ITUC calls on all governments to implement rights-based migration policies in collaboration with trade unions.

 

Somalia: ITUC condemns exploitative labour agreements with Saudi Arabia

Photo: HASSAN ALI ELMI AFP

The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) stands in solidarity with its affiliate the Federation of Somali Trade Unions (FESTU) in its condemnation of the bilateral agreements signed by the governments of Somalia and Saudi Arabia.

 

Global unions push for progress on UN treaty on corporate accountability


Photo: CFOTO NurPhoto AFP

As the latest round of negotiations begins at the UN for an international treaty on corporate accountability, the ITUC and Global Union Federations (GUFs) call for an agreement that ensures justice and accountability for millions of workers in global supply chains.

 


The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) represents 191 million members of 337 affiliates in 167 countries and territories.
 
For more information, please contact the ITUC Press Department on +32 2 224 02 53 or by e-mail: pr...@ituc-csi.org


 

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