Workers in Lebanon Bear the Brunt of Ongoing Economic Collapse
Beirut, Lebanon – Lebanese workers continue to bear the brunt of the ongoing economic crisis, which began in 2019 and is considered one of
July 21, 2025
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Beirut, Lebanon – Lebanese workers continue to bear the brunt of the ongoing economic crisis, which began in 2019 and is considered one of
Glovo Workers Rise Up Against “Goat Life”, Call on Unions to Protect Them from Exploitation Casablanca – Date: July 21, 2025 On Monday morning, the
The federation expressed its dissatisfaction with the worsening social situation. It announced its right to take legal measures to confirm the acquired rights of the
The Moroccan government’s Presidency has announced that a joint technical committee consisting of representatives from the government, trade unions, and employers had its inaugural meeting
From the Maghreb to the Middle East, Arab workers courageously embraced their annual celebrations despite the unfavourable circumstances. The prevailing conditions were marked by inflation,
Iraq has recently enacted a new law on pension and social security, aiming to enhance working conditions for employees in the private sector. This legislation
Large protests erupted against the social security law in various places in 2019 © Al Jazeera In 2016, a second attempt to enact a social
AI refers to machines designed to perform tasks similar to those traditionally carried out by human intelligence. It involves interpreting data from external sources, learning
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
In a statement released on October 29, the NGO Save the Children announced that with 3,195 children killed in three weeks in the Gaza Strip, the toll
World Day Against Trafficking in Persons: Trade Unions at the Heart of Global Efforts to Eradicate this Crime Convention No. 29 on Forced Labour
76 Years After the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Is the ideal still universal? Hind Benammar: “The decline in labor and trade union rights is a
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