By: Pamhidzai H. Bamu Date: September 2019 Citation: Bamu, Pamhidzai H. 2019. Street Vendors and Legal Advocacy: Reflections from Ghana, India, Peru, South Africa and Thailand. WIEGO Resource Document No. 14. WIEGO. Go to publication (pdf) Informal Economy Theme Law Informal Economy Topic Global Advocacy Occupational group Street / Market vendors Region Thailand India Peru Ghana South Africa Language English Publication Type WIEGO Resource Documents Related Pages Empowering Domestic Workers: Community Paralegals Project COVID-19 Laws and Informal Workers Contested Urban Spaces: Urbanisation, Law and Informal Work “We moved mountains”: 7 winning strategies that influenced the ILC agenda La fête du Travail : des investissements dans la protection sociale et du travail nécessaires à la reprise économique Related Publications WIEGO BriefsMaking home-based work environments safer, healthier and productive: Incorporating needs of home-based workers in city plans and policies (1)By WIEGO, Mahila Housing SEWA Trust, City Collab WIEGO BriefsMaking home-based work environments safer, healthier and productive: Emergency relief in crisis and disaster situations; COVID-19 reliefBy WIEGO, Mahila Housing SEWA Trust, City Collab WIEGO BriefsMaking home-based work environments safer, healthier and productive: Improving the Physical Environment (2)By WIEGO, Mahila Housing SEWA Trust, City Collab WIEGO BriefsMaking home-based work environments safer, healthier and productive: Promoting energy efficiency & climate resilience (1)By WIEGO, Mahila Housing SEWA Trust, City Collab WIEGO BriefsMaking home-based work environments safer, healthier and productive, experiences and insights from MHT’s work: Introduction and Documentation FrameworkBy WIEGO, Mahila Housing SEWA Trust, City Collab View all publications Related Blog Posts Por qué las marcas deberían pagarles una indemnización a lxs trabajadorxs textiles en empleo informal de sus cadenas de suministro By Nandita Shivakumar, Marlese von Broembsen, Aabid Firdausi Pourquoi les marques devraient payer des indemnités aux travailleuse·eur·s de l’industrie du vêtement de l’informel dans leurs chaînes d’approvisionnement By Nandita Shivakumar, Marlese von Broembsen, Aabid Firdausi Why Brands Should Pay Compensation to Informal Garment Workers in Their Supply Chains By Nandita Shivakumar, Marlese von Broembsen, Aabid Firdausi Travailleuse·eur·s de l’informel, audits sociaux et diligence raisonnable en matière de droits humains dans les chaînes d’approvisionnementBy Roopa Madhav, Marlese von Broembsen Informal Workers, Social Audits and Human Rights Due Diligence in Supply ChainsBy Roopa Madhav, Marlese von Broembsen Visit the WIEGO Blog
