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South Asia's all-female health workers fight for recognition
Thousands of rural community health workers in Pakistan, India, and Nepal demand higher wages and labour rights
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Govt fails to enforce minimum wage
Majority of private businesses pay their employees less than fixed wage of Rs25,000
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Textile, garments workers seek national platform
Trade unions stress on accord for better health and safety standards
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‘About 35% women workers are harassed, tortured at brick kiln'
Large number of women suffer bounded labour conditions in 10 sectors including brick kiln, agriculture and fishing
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ILO working to improve labour welfare in Pakistan
Official emphasises ratifying and implementing global labour standards
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Toxic employers face jail as South Korea tackles workplace bullying
The new legislation will criminalise business owners who unfairly dismiss employees harassed at work
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Iran government faces angry online backlash over activists' abuse claims
Labour activists elsewhere in the country went online to support the protesting Ahvaz workers
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Labour: still the federal mandate?
Parliament and the federal government cannot hide their inaction on the miserable state of labour rights
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Sacked for being pregnant, Hong Kong maids called 'dogs', left homeless
ILO: More than 60 per cent of Asia Pacific's domestic workers are denied any protection.
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Death brings home reality of Indian workers' life in Gulf
Nearly 450 Indian migrant workers have died since 2014
