Theme: Realizing Homeworkers’ Labour Rights

Building Homeworkers’ Collective Power: Lessons from Thailand’s Homeworker Protection Act

No Resilience Without Rights: Protecting Homeworkers through Human Rights Due Diligence and Supply Chain Governance

• September 14, 2026 - 03:30pm
• United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC) in Bangkok, Thailand, Conference Room 4
  Online

The Missing Millions: Due Diligence in Informal Settings

• February 11, 2026
• OECD Conference Centre, 2 Rue André Pascal, Paris.
  

Homeworkers’ Rights at Risk with EU Directive Uncertainty

Open Letter to EU Commission re: Impact of Omnibus Proposal on Homeworkers

Homeworkers in Global Supply Chains

Corporate Sustainability and Due Diligence: What It Means for Subcontracted Workers in Workshops and Homes

A Chain is as Strong as its Weakest Link: Strategies for International Supply Chain Legislation to Include Homeworkers

This publication – A Chain is as Strong as its Weakest Link: Strategies for International Supply Chain Legislation to Include Homeworkers...

Garment workers from production countries call for new EU supply chain directive to stop exploitative working conditions

Contact: Nicole Pryor – nicole.pryor@wiego.org, Graciela Mora – graciela.mora@wiego.org, Kendra Hughes – kendra.hughes@wiego.org Garment...

Open Letter to European Union Policymakers

As the world reels from the devastation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, where supply chains and workers’ livelihoods were brought to a grinding...