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This Tuesday June 23rd at 9am US EST / 2pm UK time / 11pm Australian EST, join @EquidemOrg for the launch of a major new report on human rights risks facing workers linked to FIFA World Cup 2026 across the United States, Canada and Mexico. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
🗣️ “The 2026 ITUC Global Rights Index reveals a deepening global crisis for workers' rights. This is not accidental — it’s the billionaire coup against democracy to strip away rights, silence workers, and rig economies for the powerful few. The fight for workers’ rights is the #FightForDemocracy, for dignity at work, and for a fair future.” @luc_triangle ITUC General Secretary
🔗 Learn more about #RightsIndex26: ituc-csi.org/global-rights-i…
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As the International Labour Conference prepares to begin negotiations this week on a proposed international labour standard on platform work, @EquidemOrg's @r_nepal writes on why the voices of migrant workers must be at the centre of the debate. Read here: lnkd.in/gnrsKxXg
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CDTD joined Equidem and key partners in Nairobi for a landmark workshop on Advancing Justice & Dignity in the Care Economy.
The session brought together stakeholders to tackle the real challenges faced by East African migrant care and domestic workers, from recruitment and transit to employment and reintegration.
Together, they co-created a strategic roadmap to strengthen protections, close rights gaps, and build a movement that ensures safety, justice, and dignity for every care worker. @EquidemOrg
#CareWorkersRights #MigrantJustice #DomesticWorkers #SafeMigration
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Loved interviewing @EquidemOrg for yesterday's episode of The Standard @theLDNstandard on the dark truth behind Dubai.
With thousands of Londoners flocking to the Middle East city each year - what lies beneath the wealth and glamour?
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Imagine a world without labour rights…
No minimum wage. No safety. No voice. No balance.
This isn’t just a warning — it’s a call to action.
We need a New Social Contract that delivers:
✊ Trade union rights
💼 Good jobs
💰 Decent wages
🛡️ Social protection
⚖️ Equality and inclusion
📅 World Day for Decent Work – 7 October 2025
Decent work is not a privilege — it’s a right.
🔗 ituc-csi.org/world-day-for-d…
#WDDW25 #DecentWork #WorkersRights #NewSocialContract #ForDemocracy #Solidarity
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🎥ITUC’s Corporate Underminers of Democracy 2025
🗣️“I was moderating some of the most gruesome, horrific content the eye can ever see — for just $2 an hour, with no proper mental health support.” – Sonia Kgomo @cowu_kenya
📺Watch the full webinar here: youtube.com/live/ljI4vkdM8RE…
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Energizing to lead @EquidemOrg’s workshop building a human rights-driven approach to platform work and beyond. Immense privilege to learn from Djoudi an Amazon France warehouse worker and Global Gig Worker Alliance leader and the other workers. Thank you @etuc_ces and @FESonline!
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🚨 The #SRA joins @bssfbel in calling on the international sports & human rights community to urgently pay attention to the disappearance of #AnatolKotau, a prominent sports official & long-standing advocate for the rights of Belarusian athletes.
➡️ sportandrightsalliance.org/a…
Replying to @bssfbel
Anatol Kotau, former NOC Secretary General, sports leader, and defender of athletes’ rights, disappeared in Istanbul on Aug 21.
We urgently ask for international solidarity and swift action to protect him.
📧 [email protected] | 📱 +48 571 064 991
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We had a fantastic time at the Gig Workers United gathering in Geneva last week ✊
Together, we’re building a grassroots movement of platform workers from 28 countries: a landmark moment in global labour history. 🚩
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✊🏾Join us today in Geneva to share the voices of grassroots gig workers from around the world during the @ilo convening on gig & platform workers ‼️
📣 Protest at 1PM at Pl. des Nations (Broken Chair)
🎤 Public Event with song and dance from 7-10PM at the Labour University Geneva
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🎥 Join us for a high-impact webinar on platform work and digital labour rights! 💻⚖️
On May 28, @EquidemOrg will launch two major publications exposing exploitation in content moderation, data labelling, and food delivery work — and we’ll be discussing what must change.
🎙️ Featuring expert insights from @luc_triangle and others on ensuring #DecentWork in the #PlatformEconomy
🔗 Register: us05web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
📢 What’s really happening behind your AI and social media feed?
This Wednesday, we’re launching one of the most important multi-country investigations into the digital labour powering today’s tech.
'Scroll. Click. Suffer: The Hidden Human Cost of Content Moderation and Data Labelling' exposes the brutal realities faced by the invisible workforce behind your AI tools and platforms — the people tasked with moderating violent content and labelling data to train machine learning models.
Report Launch & Global Webinar : 28 May 2025
10:00 AM EST | 3:00 PM BST | 5:00 PM EAT | 8:30 PM IST
Register now: us05web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
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As we gear up for the launch of the “Locked In, Left Out” report on Tuesday, 13th May 2025 at 11:00 AM in Chandaria Hall, Kenya Coast National Polytechnic, Mombasa, we held a pre-launch briefing with the @AzadiKenya @WanguKanjaF @EquidemOrg @HAARTKenya @AfUncensored @AmnestyEARO @amnesty Survivors Network Kenya and other key stakeholders. Together, we explored how to better protect Kenyan domestic workers living in Saudi Arabia, the legal safeguards available, and how we can shift the narrative to eliminate the stigma surrounding domestic work. It's time to recognize, protect, and respect the dignity of all workers. Register to attend the launch: amnestykenya.org/locked-in-l…… #LockedInLeftOut
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International Workers’ Memorial Day 2025: Protecting workers’ rights in the age of digitalisation and artificial intelligence 🤖
#IWMD25 #AI #FutureOfWork
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Thrilled to join a group of content moderators from 9 countries this morning to map out a strategy to secure safe work in this high risk occupation. Time for some shared responsibility across this industry, which is so critical to safe and trustworthy tech. #IWMD25
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Mustafa Qadri, CEO of @EquidemResearch, at our last annual conference discussing the exploitation and rights violations faced by migrant workers in #Saudi mega-projects.
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Sportswashing, Explained!
New “Rights & Wrongs” podcast from @HRW looks at the dark side of sport—from the Nazi Olympics to the 2034 Saudi #WorldCup—and what athletes+fans can do about it.
With @JohnHird, @NUFC Fans Against Sportswashing @NoSaudiToon
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👩🏽🎓 The third generation of #DomesticWorkers from Latin America graduates from our LUNA Program: Leadership, Unity, reNovation, and Amplification 🎖️
✅ 39 graduates
✅ 26 affiliates of IDWF and CONLACTRAHO
✅ 15 countries
✅ 3 training sessions: Costa Rica, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic
👏🏽 Congratulations to the new leaders of our movement on this outstanding achievement! Yes, we can! 💪🏽
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⚽️EXPLAINER | And the 2034 World Cup goes to Saudi Arabia: Sportswashing – 1, Human and Labour Rights – 0
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#Global #Sports #WorldCup2034 #HumanRights #FIFA #Football #Soccer
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Powerful testimony from Aidah Muli, chairperson of Survivors Network Kenya & former domestic worker in Bahrain about gendered harm faced by women workers like herself. Incredible such a strong, eloquent advocate for human rights having faced such abuse and trauma. @FreetheSlaves






































