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The Forgotten African Slaves of Lebanon

In April 2020, authorities in Lebanon arrested one Wael Jerro after posting an advertisement to sell a Nigerian lady, Peace Busari, for a $1,000...

4 million jobs added to Nepal’s economy in the past decade -Report

Nepal’s economy added nearly four million jobs over the past decade, and average job quality increased significantly, according to the World Bank’s recent Nepal...

Why social fairness and solidarity are more important than ever

EU Commission's services have published the 2020 edition of the Employment and Social Developments in Europe (ESDE) review dedicated to the theme of social...

New Climate Action for Jobs Board calls for a sustainable recovery from the COVID-19 crisis

The International Advisory Board of the Climate Action for Jobs Initiative  has called for decisive action to tackle climate change and create decent work.Meeting...

Integrating migrants and refugees into the labour market

Today, the Commission, trade unions, chambers of commerce and employers' organisations are renewing their cooperation to enhance the integration of migrants and refugees into...

Dismantling the kafala system: A new era for Qatar labour market

In a historic move, the State of Qatar has introduced major changes to its labour market, ending the requirement for migrant workers to obtain...

Looking back to look forward: What does the next normal look like?

Crises, such as that caused by COVID-19, bring change. What can previous crises tell us about how those changes are likely to manifest themselves? In...

Pandemic Recovery: Economic Developments and Future of Work

Today, world economies are passing through the eye of the needle; the economic development leaderships of some nations figuring out how to cope with...

On Mexico’s coffee farms, COVID-19 highlights need for fair recruitment

Farmers and workers on the Mexico-Guatemala border have long relied on informal cross-border migrant labour, although these practices open the way to exploitation and...

Trump’s Proclamation on Suspension of Visas: It’s validity under the WTO Agreement

The US has recently passed a Proclamation on 22nd June 2020, temporarily suspending till the end of the current year, several popular non-immigrant visas...

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Europe Prepares for Renewed Energy Crisis as Iran War Disrupts Global Supply Chains

The European Union is once again facing the threat...

Indigenous Perspectives on AI Highlight Deep Concerns Over Accountability, Trust, and Power

Global discussions on artificial intelligence often assume that its...

Reality check: Kamil Idris’ Al-Jazeera article misses the Sudan peace point again

There will not have been many international leaders taken...

Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire Amid Fragile Peace Talks and Ongoing Tensions

The ongoing conflict between the United States, Israel, and...

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