After years of delay, the bill on workers' and civil servants' trade unions in Iraq has finally been introduced. Long-awaited for several years, it is now the subject of numerous discussions and debates. In this context, the IFTU has expressed its stance on this controversial and essential text for the future of all Iraqi workers.

In Andalusia, the agricultural sector represents 7.8% of the GDP. Among the thriving crops, red fruits, especially strawberries, hold a predominant place. According to Interfresa data, the province of Huelva produces 300,000 tons of strawberries every year, which accounts for more than 90% of the total Spanish production. This sector requires a substantial workforce: each harvest season, about 100,000 people are called to work in the 23,000 strawberry fields, and the majority of these workers are foreigners.

By Jalal Belmami: President of the Youth Committee of the Moroccan Workers' Union (UMT) / President of the Youth Committee of the Arab Trade Union Confederation (ATUC)

The war in Yemen has led to the loss of various jobs, while those that have been preserved are often precarious and poorly paid. Daily-wage workers, who typically rely on temporary and informal employment, are particularly vulnerable. They confront challenging working conditions, a lack of social protection, and inadequate wages to support their families' needs.

World Humanitarian Day, celebrated every year on 19 August, pays tribute to the hundreds of thousands of humanitarian workers around the world who assist and support people in need. However, the price of their courage is often very high as many of them die in the heat of battle, lost between bombs, and breached agreements...