Global: ILO member states must not give in to Saudi demands for dismissal of migrant labour complaint

By Amnesty International

To mark the start of the 23 March-2 April meeting of the 356th Session of the International Labour Organization’s (ILO) Governing Body, which will consider a formal complaint filed by African trade unions against the Saudi Arabian government concerning persistent and widespread violations and abuses of migrant workers’ rights contrary to its obligations under various […] The post Global: ILO member states must not give in to Saudi demands for dismissal of migrant labour complaint appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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