Workers invest their labour on a daily basis in the companies they work in. This is an equally important investment which should therefore come with ownership rights.Read the full article
“Financing social protection systems that are both adequate and sustainable is not a fantasy; it is merely a question of political will.”Read the full article
The strengthening of national affiliates to champion the decent work agenda will go a long way to ensure that trade unions have a say on SDGs implementation at a national level.Read the full article
Can international financial institutions be deemed responsible for the human rights violations spawned by the austerity measures they advocate?Read the full article
The point of a new travel model would be to forge the real linkages that enrich the visitor just as much as the people and the place they have visited. This has never been more important.Read the full article
Ensuring tax justice at all levels would not only reduce inequality and address the democratic fatigue of citizens, but it would also free up significant financial resources for social and ecological [...]Read the full article
The growing contempt towards journalists around the world has prompted the IFJ to draw up a new global charter reinforcing the ethical standards governing the profession.Read the full article
Without the right to strike workers will not be able to effectively demand investment in new green jobs, training, income protection and other necessary measures for a fair and just transition.Read the full article
The critical state of our common natural heritage is all of our responsibility. The rainforest is burning because we’ve let it happen.Read the full article
“Putting peace front and centre of the Green New Deal offers a way to reverse the vicious cycle of arms, oil and war.”Read the full article
Focusing too much on individual responsibility can create social backlash and limit understanding of the main reasons for taking action and our collective ability to address these issues.Read the full article
“It is urgent, therefore, that we put the peace process in Colombia under the microscope, because in the last two years, instead of making progress, it has gone backwards. The sooner we realise that, and act accordingly, the better it will be for [...]Read the full article
