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SUMMARY:114th Session of the International Labour Conference
DESCRIPTION:Once a year\, the International Labour Organization (ILO) – a United Nations (UN) agency whose mandate is to advance social and economic justice by setting international labour standards – organizes the International Labour Conference (ILC) in Geneva to set the broad policies of the ILO\, including conventions and recommendations. \nAlso known as the “international parliament of labour”\, the conference makes decisions about the ILO’s general policy\, work programme and budget and also elects the Governing Body. Each member state is represented by a delegation composed of two government delegates\, an employer delegate\, a worker delegate. All of them have individual voting rights and all votes are equal\, regardless of the population of the delegate’s member State. The employer and worker delegates are normally chosen in agreement with the most representative national organizations of employers and workers. Usually\, the workers and employers’ delegates coordinate their voting. All delegates have the same rights and are not required to vote in blocs. Delegates can attend with advisers and substitute delegates\, and all have the same rights: they can express themselves freely and vote as they wish. Heads of State and prime ministers also participate in the Conference. International organizations\, both governmental and others\, also attend but as observers. In June 2026\, Government\, Employer and Worker representatives from the 187 ILO Member States will gather at the International Labour Conference to discuss world of work issues such as decent work in the platform economy\, a transformative agenda for gender equality at work and social dialogue and tripartism. \nLinks:\n114th Session of the International Labour Conference
URL:https://www.a3veen.nl/event/114th-session-of-the-international-labour-conference/
CATEGORIES:Arbeidsvoorwaarden,Maatschappij,Mensenrechten,UN
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SUMMARY:Renewing Injustice? - publication
DESCRIPTION:Clean energy technologies such as solar panels\, wind turbines\, batteries\, energy grids and electric vehicles (EVs) are important for the shift to fossilfree renewable energy. \nSuch technologies rely on so-called ‘transition minerals’\, like lithium and nickel\, the extraction of which is accelerating rapidly worldwide. Many transition minerals are being mined in the Global South\, often in the territories of Indigenous and rural peoples. In Argentina\, Indonesia\, Brazil and South Africa\, among other countries\, cases of transition mineral mining and processing resemble the worst injustices of the fossil fuel era\, with evidence of human rights abuses\, and social and environmental harms. The report ‘Renewing Injustice?‘ examines the role of 23 Dutch companies and 7 Dutch financiers in transition mineral supply chains by mapping their links to mining in the Global South\, specifically the four cases above. By connecting supply chains and financial flows with their human rights\, social and environmental impacts in  transition mining communities\, we aim to increase transparency and show how companies and financiers avoid accountability. This research reveals that Dutch companies and financiers are actively involved in global mineral supply chains. They can be linked to human rights\, social and environmental abuses in their value chains\, and are failing to abide by international standards of business and human rights. The need to transition to renewable energy and low carbon economies is as important as the need to create a more inclusive and equitable world\, now and for the future. The authors call on policymakers\, companies\, and financiers to change course to prevent repeating the injustices of the past. They must take action to ensure a just energy transition that is grounded in the full protection of human rights and the environment. \nLinks:\nRapport: Hernieuwd onrecht?
URL:https://www.a3veen.nl/event/renewing-injustice-publication/
CATEGORIES:Arbeidsvoorwaarden,Klimaat,Maatschappij,Mensenrechten,Milieu
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