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05-11-2014

Burkina Faso: Trade Unions Call for Civilian Transition

Burkina Faso’s trade union centres have called on the country’s military to step aside and allow a civilian-led transition to a new government.

04-10-2010

Benin, Burkina Faso and Mali: Persistence of child labour and human trafficking

The ITUC is releasing today a report on core labour standards in the countries of Benin, Burkina Faso and Mali, coinciding with the Trade Policy Review of the three countries at the WTO. The report finds poor compliance with international labour standards, especially with regard to child labour and gender equality.

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#timefor8 newsletter: ITUC delegation brings workers’ voice forth at the HLPF

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A Trade Union Take on the SDGs - edition 2023

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A trade union focus on the SDGs - Burkina Faso

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A trade union focus on the SDGs – Burkina Faso

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Trade Union Focus on Development - Issue 65 (April 2017)

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Report for the WTO General Council Review of the Trade Policies of Benin, Burkina faso and Mali (Geneva, 4 and 6 October, 2010)

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