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May Day Activity , May 1, 2013
Every year Red Thread organises a picket demonstration on May 1st (LabourDay) to highlight some aspect of our demand for a living income for low-waged and unwaged women. This year we focused on domestic workers, calling for the government to ratify ILO Convention # 189 which mandates that domestic workers have the same rights as all other workers
Message for the launch of the new Crossroads Women’s Centre
Message for the launch of the new Crossroads Women’s Centre, April 27, 2012
From Andaiye, International point of reference, for the Global Women’s Strike and Women of Colour in the GWS
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