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I-news | 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

ILO Director-General calls on G20 to address the social implications of the global economic crisis

Speaking in the Vatican on the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Director-General of the International Labour Office Juan Somavia called on leaders of the G20 "to address the social implications of the financial crisis."

    Events | International Conference on Financing for Development

    Decent work essential in mobilizing domestic financial resources for development

    Events | 15th International Conference on AIDS and and STIs in Africa

    In a series of events mobilizing actors from private and public workplaces, the ILO underlined the importance of concerted efforts in the world of work for the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS

    I-news | International Conference of Labour Statisticians

    Countries approve ground-breaking means to measure today’s world of work

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    Gender equality at the heart of decent work, Campaign 2008-2009

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