Media and Public engagement
Journalists have a voice that many workers do not. They can shine a light on abusive practices and the denial of fundamental human and labour rights.
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Sierra Leone strengthens protections and decent work for domestic workers
Government, workers, employers, and development partners strengthen collaboration to…
West Africa moves towards a common approach on bilateral labour migration agreements and fair recruitment of migrant workers
ECOWAS Member States, OTUWA and FOPAO met in Abuja to embed fair recruitment into…
ILO and GFJTU strengthen their partnership to advance migrant workers' rights in Jordan
Amman, Jordan – The International Labour Organization (ILO) and the General…
Senegal launches the development of its national labour migration strategy
Dakar, Senegal (June 29 – July 1, 2026) – The Government of Senegal has officially launched the process…
ILO webinar highlights the role of public-private partnerships in advancing fair recruitment
Geneva, 10 June 2026 – Practitioners and policy-makers from 55 countries…
African Migrant Resource Centres strengthen cooperation to support migrant workers
The International Labour Organization and its partners have agreed on a regional…
Latest Resources
Regulatory Guidelines and Legislative Regulation for Private Employment Agencies (PEAs)
Reporting on forced labour, fair recruitment and labour migration in the East and Horn of Africa (EHoA) regions: An ILO Toolkit for Journalists
Empowering consular officials, diaspora desk officers, and labour attachés in the Arab States to champion migrant workers’ protection
International labour standards and migrant workers’ rights: A Guide for policymakers and practitioners
Reportages sur le travail forcé, le recrutement équitable et la migration de main-d'œuvre
Reporting on Forced Labour, Fair Recruitment, and Labour Migration. An ILO toolkit for journalists. ECOWAS contextualized edition.
Rapid assessment on access to labour justice for migrant workers in Ghana
