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ILO Fact Sheet on Domestic Workers' Rights in Thailand

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  • Title: ILO Fact Sheet on Domestic Workers' Rights in Thailand
  • Resource Title: ILO Fact Sheet on Domestic Workers' Rights in Thailand

Fact sheet on domestic workers rights' under Ministerial Regulation No. 14.

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Region
East Asia & Southeast Asia
Thailand
Occupational group
Domestic Workers
Informal Economy Theme
Law
Resource Type
Legal Instruments
Language
English

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