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Unacceptable Forms of Work (2015-2018)
Extending Forced Labour Initiatives

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Labour Rights in the 'Precarious Economy'
Law's Dynamic Effects

Informal Work and Labour Regulation

Casual Work
The DWR-Africa Project (2018-2020)
DWR-Africa in Lesotho

Voices from Southern Africa

Rethabile's Story
Law's Dynamic Effects: The Case of South Africa

Regional Meeting on DWR in Africa

Development Enforcement Report
Labour/Data Justice (2019-)
Challenges to Effective Labour Regulation in COVID
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Unacceptable Forms of Work (2015-2018)
The DWR-Africa Project (2018-2020)
Labour/Data Justice (2019-)
- Challenges to Effective Labour Regulation in COVID
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Rethabile's Story

Director's Intro - Rethabile's Story

Rethabile's Story Trailer

Rethabile's Story - Full Version

Rethabile's Story - Short Version

Rethabile’s Story: Special Session, ILO Geneva 8 July 2019

Voices from Southern Africa: Interviews with our partners on Decent Work Regulation in Africa

“Development without a human face is no development at all”: Regional Meeting on Decent Work Regulation in Africa, Cape Town, 18 June 2018

Poverty reduction and decent work in Lesotho: Mamohale Matsoso, Labour Commissioner, Ministry of Labour and Employment, Lesotho

“Communication is the key”: Andrew Salm, Gatsby Africa Textile Development Unit, Tanzania

Sharing our experience: regional dialogue in Africa: Limpho Mandoro, ILO Pretoria

Organising in Kenya’s Export Processing Zones (EPZs): Hassan Addullahi, former organizer, Tailors and Textiles Workers' Union

“The garment sector is bleeding”: Michelle Pipers, Southern African Clothing and Textile Workers Union (SACTWU)

“Profit in ethics makes sense”: Tendai Makanza, IndustriALL Global Union, South Africa

The fundamental rights to organise and bargain: Wonder Mkhonta, Amalgamated Trade Union of Swaziland

The recipe for effective regulation: Simon Eppel, Southern African Clothing and Textile Workers Union (SACTWU)

Starting a conversation on Decent Work Regulation in Africa: Shane Godfrey, University of Cape Town, South Africa

Unacceptable Forms of Work (UFW)

What does DWR mean to you?

Professor Catherine Barnard (University of Cambridge) on decent work regulation post-Brexit

Professor Joel Quirk (University of the Witwatersrand) on modern slavery, human trafficking and strengthened labour rights

Dr Julie Douglas and Dr Katherine Ravenswood (Auckland University of Technology) present their paper ‘Regularising Home and Community Aged Care Work: A Case Study of New Zealand Regulatory Changes’, 6th Regulating for Decent Work Conference (2019)

Michael Walker (PhD candidate at the University of Technology Sydney) presents his paper ‘Collectivisation of E-voice in Online Forums’, 6th Regulating for Decent Work Conference (2019)

Professor Laura Pérez Ortiz (Autonomous University of Madrid) presents her co-authored paper ‘Measuring Decent Work for Women and Men as a First Step to Reduce Inequalities’, 6th Regulating for Decent Work Conference (2019)