Sexual harassment workplace
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The document discusses a workplace action plan from a break-away session to address sexual harassment. It recommends that every organization have an anti-sexual harassment policy and mechanisms to monitor implementation. Issues around representation in internal complaint committees and lack of publicity are also addressed. The action plan proposes advocacy and awareness campaigns at the national and state levels regarding a new government bill on sexual harassment and increasing education to refocus terminology from victim to complainant.
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3) In the Philippines, women's rights organizations intervened to pressure negotiations towards a peace deal between the government and rebels, resulting in strong provisions for women's rights in autonomous regions.
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Chapter 14 non profit
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Mobile populations from Nepal, Bangladesh, and India's eastern states migrate within and across India for work. [Nepali migrants] travel set routes, working as artisans or laborers in cities. They face exploitation, low wages, abuse by police and lack access to healthcare or education. [Bangladeshi migrants] include families and some women forced into sex work. [Eastern Indian migrants] work in factories and homes, facing discrimination and unequal treatment. All groups are highly vulnerable with minimal legal protections and support systems.
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Emphasis pres-apr-9th-2010-11
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Emphasis pres-apr-9th-2010-1
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Emphasis
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Emphasis steering committee
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Emphasis km process
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Emphasis km dream
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Emphasis introduction to km
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