Every year on December 10th, the world observes International Human Rights Day, which serves as both a global call to action and a ray of hope. Honoring the day, Since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was ratified in 1948, human rights have gained international recognition and increased protection over the years, this event […]
In a world that thrives on diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunities, observances like Disability Day hold significant importance. It’s a time to acknowledge the achievements, resilience, and unique perspectives of individuals with disabilities. Beyond celebration, it’s also an opportune moment to shed light on the vital aspect of the right to work for everyone, irrespective […]
Take care of the one who takes care of you! Care workers deserve labor rights and access to affordable, quality care services. This would ease the burden of care that weighs on them and allow them to increase their income, a possibility for other women in other sectors of the economy. Let’s put care work […]
80 percent of the world’s women care workers face labor informality and lack of recognition, and women migrant care workers face even greater difficulties. The Kafala system and other employer-linked visas make their situation even more vulnerable. Care work goes unnoticed, is not properly remunerated and carries risks: it increases the risk of gender-based violence, […]
Care workers play a critical role in communities. They represent 23% of the global workforce, and nearly one in six domestic workers worldwide is an international migrant woman. Putting care work at the center of society and economy. Let’s value it! “Ensuring equal rights for all care workers, regardless of their background, is a fundamental […]
Carousel 1 Care work is essential for the functioning of our communities and economies. However, it is marked by racial, gender, class and geographic inequalities. The state must provide more extensive care services and men and women must share household chores more equitably. Let’s put care work at the center of society and economy. Let’s […]
Introduction: Women workers are one group that frequently remains unacknowledged in a society when mental health is receiving more attention. Everybody has a right to bask in the radiance of mental health, regardless of gender, region, or occupation. The story of women workers’ mental health, particularly that of those employed in the unorganized sector, is, […]
Finding the ideal balance between work and personal life can be challenging in today’s fast-paced society. Many of us are constantly working, trying to improve, and balancing our personal obligations and responsibilities. To be happy and healthy overall, one must maintain a healthy work-life balance. Women have overcome obstacles to become an essential component of […]
CategoriesNewsA five-day training was organized by Tarangini Foundation with the goal of facilitating women workers to take the lead in advocating for their rights to decent work. As a result, a network called “Shram Jivi Mahila Sanjaal” was formed, bringing together women from various fields, including returnee migrant workers, domestic workers, entertainment sector workers, and […]
CategoriesNewsDomestic work is not considered as work neither from community level nor from state level and the workers are not getting any sort of services like contract paper, leave facilities, social security schemes which is generally provided to other works. Likewise, Nepal’s patriarchal society often treats domestic workers as disposable commodities. Domestic work is often […]
