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Africa: Feminism As a Labour Instrument - Advancing Workers' Rights and Decent Work in Africa

[Ghanaian Times] Africa's labour market is changing fast, but one question remains stubbornly relevant: who gets a fair chance at work? For millions of women, having a job does not always mean having decent work. Low pay, unsafe conditions, unpaid care responsibilities, weak social protection and limited representation continue to shape everyday working life.

Published by AllAfrica

Where: South Africa, Kenya

Exact coordinates

south africa: -30.560, 22.940
kenya: -0.020, 37.910

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