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| Future Hub | News
Long-term education and labour rights are the focus of FES in Bangladesh  
A participatory higher education system and a prosperous and socially just labour market are at the core of the ongoing work by the Dhaka-based team of Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Bangladesh.  
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| #CLSPlus, Trade, labour and social dialogue | Publication
Model labour chapter for European Union trade agreements  
A state-of-the-art, ready to use blueprint for decision-makers.  
Vietnamese women are carrying big fish at fishing port.
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| Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Project launched to make sure Vietnam’s trade deal with EU endorses workers’ rights  
In Vietnam, a rights group works to ensure that the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement safeguards labour and environmental standards laid out by EU and UN guidelines.  
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| COVID-19 on South Asia | Coronabrief
Bangladesh: Garment sector collapse could devastate millions of workers  
Bangladesh’s textile sector is highly dependent on demand from Europe and the United States. The economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic will hit factory workers, especially women.  
Truck in industrial port area being let through customs
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| #CLSPlus, Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Targeted sanctions can help the EU promote labour standards beyond its borders  
The use of targeted sanction solves the main problem with blanket sanctions—the indiscriminate impact—while preserving the most advantageous feature: their deterrent effect.  
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| Economy of tomorrow | News
A question from Thailand: Is the platform economy a new face of labour exploitation?  
Ride-share platforms have been causing conflict in recent years between workers using the platform and traditional drivers in Thailand’s second city Chiang Mai.  
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| Cross-cutting regional issues | Coronabrief
Gig workers in the pandemic: A call to catalyse social protection  
Gig workers hold a unique position in the economic crisis triggered by COVID-19. Some parts of the gig economy – delivery of food, groceries, and other goods by e-commerce companies – have been  
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| #CLSPlus, Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Making trade benefit workers  
Geneva (Switzerland) – Global trade has triggered challenges for workers’ rights and how to address them was the focus of a session by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung at the 2017 WTO Public Forum.  
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| Feminist Frontiers | Blog
Gender Justice in Global Supply Chains: Rethinking Trade, Geopolitics, and Workers' Rights  
Women across Asia form the backbone of global trade, yet their labour remains undervalued and unprotected. While legislative measures like the EU and Germany’s Supply Chain Due Diligence Acts provide  
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| #CLSPlus, Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Enforcing labour standards in trade agreements through a targeted approach to sanctions  
Applying targeted sanctions to enforce labour standards in trade agreements and trade preferences can improve the incentive for compliance.  
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