HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Bangladesh is one of the vulnerable countries for trafficking because of its large population and the large population living in
The HIV pandemic has become one of the most critical workplace issues of our time. In addition to its devastating impact on working women and men and their families and dependents, HIV affects the world of work in many ways. Stigma and discrimination against people living with and affected by HIV and AIDS threaten fundamental rights at work, undermining opportunities for people to obtain decent work and sustainable employment. The employers’ and workers’ organisations have a specific role in promoting and supporting national and international efforts on HIV/AIDS in and through the world of work. And the workplace has a role in securing a non-discriminatory environment for people living with HIV. With support from donor organisations, BLF runs programmes and provides a range of practical resources for unions and workers on strengthening our fight against this pandemic.
Bangladesh is one of the vulnerable countries for trafficking because of its large population and the large population living in
Bangladesh has made remarkable progress concerning women’s empowerment over the past 25 years. The 7th Five Year Plan (2016-2020) of
In the last two decades, there has been considerable progress in Bangladesh in terms of the participation of women in
Occupational Health and Safety is a major concern in the industrial zone in Bangladesh. Thousands of workers suffer every year
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