Paid Domestic Work as ‘Decent Work’: Global Aspirations and Indian Realities – A Report
This Report is based on the Workshop Paid Domestic Work as ‘Decent Work’: Global Aspirations and Indian Realities which was held virtually on 18th-20th August 2020 and attended by 50 people. It contains a summary of the presentations by our speakers, discussants, and participants. Speakers approached the topic from various disciplines including law, history, sociology, anthropology and political science even as activists, trade union leaders, representatives from the International Labour Organisation and law practitioners made time to share their insights on COVID-induced shifts in paid domestic work and renewed possibilities for mobilization, social action litigation and a reimagination of labour laws for the unorganised sector. The Report is available below.
Op-eds, Podcasts and Media Mentions
Lockdown In Poverty: Orphaned By Economy, Women Domestic Workers Struggle To Make Ends Meet
Outlook India
20 April 2020
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Trafficking of labour in Global Supply Chains: Understanding the central debates
LawsofSocRep Blog
20 February 2020
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