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ITUC-Asia Pacific and affiliates push for genuine labour reforms in Bangladesh, not empty commitments
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Press Statement
ITUC-Asia Pacific and affiliates push for genuine labour reforms in Bangladesh, not empty commitments
ITUC-Asia Pacific supports its affiliates in Bangladesh in calling for the full and transparent implementation of the International Labour Organization (ILO) roadmap, which outlines critical labour rights reforms that Bangladesh must undertake to comply with international labour standards. Following the review at the 353rd Session of the ILO Governing Body in Geneva, ITUC-Asia Pacific and its affiliates acknowledge the interim government’s initial steps to address labour rights concerns, but they remain deeply concerned about the persistent gaps in labour law reforms, trade union registration, and the enforcement of workers’ rights.
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Mar 2025
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ITUC-Asia Pacific and affiliates push for genuine labour reforms in Bangladesh, not empty commitments
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Press Statement
Press Statement
ITUC-Asia Pacific and affiliates push for genuine labour reforms in Bangladesh, not empty commitments
ITUC-Asia Pacific supports its affiliates in Bangladesh in calling for the full and transparent implementation of the International Labour Organization (ILO) roadmap, which outlines critical labour rights reforms that Bangladesh must undertake to comply with international labour standards. Following the review at the 353rd Session of the ILO Governing Body in Geneva, ITUC-Asia Pacific and its affiliates acknowledge the interim government’s initial steps to address labour rights concerns, but they remain deeply concerned about the persistent gaps in labour law reforms, trade union registration, and the enforcement of workers’ rights.
21
Mar 2025
MIN READ
Occupational Health and Safety
March 21, 2025 10:19 AM
Bangladesh, Labour Rights
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