Working conditions of indigenous women and men in Central Africa: an analysis based in available evidence

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Francesca Thornberry

Working paper (International Labour Organization. Gender, Equality and Diversity Branch), no. 2/2017, ILO

2017

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indigenous people

indigenous workers

working conditions

Central Africa

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Title: Working conditions of indigenous women and men in Central Africa; an analysis based in available evidence
Creators: Francesca Thornberry
Contributors: International Labour Organization. Gender, Equality and Diversity Branch.
Publisher: ILO; Geneva
Date published: 2017
Series: Working paper (International Labour Organization. Gender, Equality and Diversity Branch); no. 2/2017
Number of pages: v, 37 p.
ISBN: 9789221286387
Language: English
Asset Type: working paper
Record Identifier: 995219468502676
Table of contents: Rationale and methodology -- What are the main kinds of work in which indigenous peoples are engaged? -- Main issues faced by indigenous peoples relating to working conditions and labour rights -- Broader issues affecting working conditions of indigenous peoples -- Relevance of international instruments -- National laws, policies and programmes -- Concluding remarks and recommendations for the way forward.