
ToT on Just Transition for Youth and Women Leaders
To ensure that workers are not left behind in the face of climate change, automation, and energy transition, Bangladesh Labour
Bangladesh Labour Foundation (BLF) started the campaign towards 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence With the candle-light ceremony, with the Local garment workers of Keraniganj, and the home based RMG workers of Ashulia on 24 November, 2024.
Women workers in Keraniganj often face gender-based violence in various forms and length. with the continuous and persistent efforts of BLF; these women are standing up against such injustices and for their rights. Many initiatives have been started to implement, like forming tower-based anti-harassment committees, filing complaints, and ensuring resolution have significantly reduced incidents of violence in Keraniganj Local RMG.
Similarly, Home-based RMG workers in Bangladesh are making significant contributions to our economy while managing household responsibilities. Despite their dedication, they face numerous challenges due to a lack of legal recognition. Furthermore, many of them endure gender-based violence within their homes and communities, which directly impacts their productivity.
To address these issues, BLF is actively working to empower home-based RMG workers by conducting workshops and enhancing their capacity to combat gender-based violence. Together, let’s strive for a safer and more equitable world for all.
To ensure that workers are not left behind in the face of climate change, automation, and energy transition, Bangladesh Labour
Bangladesh Labour Foundation – BLF in association with Bangladesh Institute of Labour Studies-BILS and with the support from Mondiaal FNV
Bangladesh Labour Foundation (BLF), in association with Mondiaal FNV, observed the World Day Against Child Labour through a series of
Bangladesh Labour Foundation (BLF) has celebrated World Environment Day 2025 with a vibrant awareness campaign including Rally, Human Chain, Street