Tag: Labor rights
Catholic maritime ministry, Thai tuna group strengthen safeguards for seafarers
The agreement covers ship visits, grievance response, rights education and information sharing for crews working across Thailand’s tuna sector
Hong Kong Catholic center backs workers’ rights, celebrates cultural diversity
A pastoral ministry is fostering solidarity by providing education, advocacy, cultural exchange and practical support for overlooked workers across Hong Kong
Pope expands rights for parents working in the Vatican
Five days paid leave for Vatican employees on the birth of a child; three paid days each month for parents of disabled children
Climate rights report reveals deadly working conditions in Dhaka heatwave
CRI new report reveals how extreme heat and labor abuses are endangering lives of low-wage workers in Dhaka
‘Poorest always suffer’: Indian church mourns victims of chemical factory disaster
Church leaders condemn labor exploitation after Telangana factory blast kills 40 workers, many of them migrants and tribal people
Malaysia risks ‘deep humanitarian crisis’ by resuming Bangladeshi worker hiring, rights...
The group warned that the move risks exacerbating a “deep humanitarian crisis” driven by systemic exploitation
Hong Kong Diocese launches rest stations for outdoor workers amid rising...
The project’s name embodies its mission during the Jubilee Year: to bring “hope, mercy, and solidarity to the underprivileged.”
Lacking job security, Filipino call centre workers face AI threat
The sector has faced many challenges but now many fear they could lose their jobs altogether due to artificial intelligence
Toxic, deadly, cheap: Life for women gold miners in the Philippines
One in three of the illegal mining workforce is female - and women are 90 times more at risk of dying on the job than men
India’s jobs problem in numbers
While the Indian economy is seen growing at a fast clip of 7.2 percent this year, job creation has lagged.
















