Oxfam International

Natural disasters aren’t natural. A storm doesn’t decide who has insurance, savings or somewhere safe to go. People built the systems that leave others exposed. People can change them.

Read #DisasterDivide:

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#ClimateJustice #MakeRichPollutersPay

Collective organising wins rights. In South Africa, domestic workers gained unemployment insurance, a minimum wage and compensation for workplace injury and death. Their movements must be recognised and resourced.

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#UniteForFairChange

Care keeps the world running, yet only 6% of domestic workers globally are comprehensively covered by social protection. Governments must invest in public services and protect workers’ rights.

We call for care to be a human right and a public good.

More: policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/time… #UniteForFairChange

Fifteen years after ILO Convention 189 was adopted, only 40 countries have ratified it. The Convention recognises domestic workers’ rights and is in force in 38 countries.

Governments must implement international labour standards and end exclusion from labour protections.

Read more in Oxfam’s new paper on domestic workers’ rights: policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/time…

#UniteForFairChange

Climate disasters drive up inequality with clear winners and losers. #DisasterDivide #MakeRichPollutersPay

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