- ITUC Statement to the 14th UNCTAD Conference (EN FR ES)
- Update 18th of July: Radio Labour interview with Celeste Drake (AFL-CIO) on Trade Union priorities at UNCTAD 14
- Update 19th of July: Khamati Mugalla (EATUC) delivers Trade Union statement to 2016 High-Level International Investment Agreements Conference at UNCTAD 14
- Update 19th of July: ITUC-Africa side-event - Economic Partnership Agreements: Development challenges and workers’ concern
- Update 20th of July: Joel Odigie (ITUC Africa) at High-Level UNCTAD 14 Panel - Looking Beyond Emergencies: Creating Opportunities in Migrant Sourcing and Transiting Countries
- Update 21st of July: Georgios Altintzis (ITUC) delivers statement to UNCTAD General Debate
- Update 21st of July: Civil Society demonstration at UNCTAD 14
- Update 22nd of July: Civil Society reaction to UNCTAD 14
- TUDCN summary of UNCTAD 14
- Blog post by Celeste Drake in Equal Times: The SDGs are not achievable without unions and progressive policies
A number of interviews were conducted with Civil Society participants, which you can consult on our soundcloud account. One such interview was with Celeste Drake of AFL-CIO who was part of the Trade Union delegation. You can hear what she had to say on the imbalance faced by labour institutions, that are overwhelmingly based at national level, when having to deal with international capital:
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