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May Day 2023: collective action for a new social contract
29-04-2023
Trade Union Focus on Development - Issue 90 (Mar - May 2023)
23-05-2023
Equal Times: Around the world, trade unions are championing LGBTQI+ rights in the workplace
16-05-2023
25-05-2023

Cambodia: ITUC slams prison sentence for union leaders

The ITUC and the IUF condemn the prison sentences for the leaders of the Labor Rights Supported Union (LRSU) of Khmer Employees of NagaWorld.

16-05-2023

ITUC statement: International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia

On 17 May, the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, workers demand equal, inclusive and safe workplaces for all, free from any form of discrimination.

12-05-2023

India G20: Modi government slammed for rejecting independent union involvement

The ITUC and unions from across the G20 economies condemn the decision by the government of India to interrupt over a decade of participation by independent unions in this key, global event.

11-05-2023

North Macedonia: Government must abandon dangerous labour law proposals

The ITUC backs a demand by trade unions in North Macedonia for the country’s government to scrap dangerous changes to labour laws.

09-05-2023

The Council of Global Unions condemns flagrant worker rights’ violations in South Korea that led to the tragic death of Yang Hoe-Dong

On the first anniversary of the inauguration of President Yoon, the Council of Global Unions (CGU), representing 200 million workers around the world expresses deep concern on the recent attacks, judicial harassment, and interference against the legitimate activities of trade unions and the rights of working people in South Korea.

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26-05-2023

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Global unions urge governments and employers to help put an end to human and trade union rights violations in Belarus
25-05-2023

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IUF and ITUC Statement on the Verdict and Sentencing of LRSU leaders including LRSU President Chhim Sithar by Cambodia’s Phnom Penh Court of First Instance
22-05-2023

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ITUC Policy Brief: a new social contract for migrant workers
12-05-2023

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L20 brief - Addressing the cost-of-living crisis: The need to raise wages
18-04-2023

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CGU Solidarity Statement on Elizabeth Tang
24-02-2023

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