2021 Promises Better Protection for Women From Violence, Harassment at Work

Click to expand Image Marcelina Bautista, leader of Centro de Apoyo y Capacitación para Empleadas del Hogar, a domestic workers organization, celebrates the beginning of a pilot program extending access to social security and healthcare benefits for domestic workers, Mexico City, Mexico. © 2019 El Universal/RCC Agency/GDA via AP Next year promises exciting progress in the fight against gender-based violence and harassment at work. On November 16, Human Rights Watch is hosting a virtual event on taking the #MeToo movement forward and taking action for dignity and safety at work. The event…

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