Rural Areas, both globally and particularly in the Arab region, disproportionately concentrate the largest number of people living below the poverty line. For example, in
During the United Nations General Assembly in September 2015, the notion of decent work along with its four aspects, job creation, social protection, labor rights,
In a world marked by a series of crises and disasters, social inequalities continue to increase. While the global economy is just beginning to recover
The debates on the bill governing the right to strike (number 15/97), developed towards the end of the Benkirane government’s term, resurface today on the
Silent Struggles: Yemen’s Daily-Wage Workers Amidst Devastating Conflict: Amidst the devastating conflict ravaging Yemen, a tragic situation unfolds in silence: that of the daily-wage
World Humanitarian Day honours and celebrates the hundreds of thousands of volunteers, professionals and individuals who help and support, with care, food, and water, people
To better understand the work of the Youth Committee, we had the opportunity to talk to Jalal Belmami, President of the ATUC Youth Committee, and
An MSME (Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises) refers to a company whose size, determined by the number of employees, balance sheet, or turnover, does not
The standoff between the Ministry of National Education and the Syndicate of Education has been ongoing for some time and continues to escalate with a
The 10th edition of the ITUC Global Rights Index has revealed that workers are directly experiencing the consequences of the cost-of-living crisis, both in high-income
Unionists from Bahrain, Kuwait, Lebanon and Jordan from the Middle East, from Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco from North Africa and from Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and
In 2016, a second attempt to enact a social security law was made, but the bill quickly faced criticism as trade unions and the private
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