Homeworkers in the Philippines: Paper Rights Need Putting into Practice

By WIEGO on May 01, 2025

This is a summary of WIEGO Organizing (Law) Brief No. 19, Regulating Homework in the Philippines: Little Progress in Enforcement after Three Decades, by Krithika A. Dinesh and Josephine Parilla.

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