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India's Home-Based Workers Seek Equal Rights as ILO Convention Marks 30 Years

20 Haziran 2026Al Jazeera

As the ILO Convention 177 marks its 30th anniversary, home-based workers in India are advocating for equal rights and recognition. This convention, adopted on June 20, 1996, aimed to elevate the status of home-based workers to that of traditional wage earners.
The ongoing demand highlights the challenges faced by this workforce in securing fair treatment and benefits. The push for equal rights reflects broader issues of labor equity and social justice.
Convention 177 was a landmark agreement aimed at improving the conditions of home-based workers, who often operate in informal sectors with little to no protections. The anniversary serves as a pivotal moment for stakeholders to reassess the effectiveness of the convention and the current state of home-based labor i…
The 30th anniversary of ILO Convention 177 serves as a crucial reminder of the ongoing struggles faced by home-based workers in India. Despite the convention's intent to recognize these workers, significant gaps remain in their rights and protections.

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