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- 1ILO's SOLAR II project advances workers' rights in Laos▼SOLAR II advances rights of coffee, tea, and forestry workers in Lao People’s Democratic Republic
The International Labour Organization reports that its SOLAR II initiative is advancing the rights of coffee, tea, and forestry workers in the Lao People's Democratic Republic. The programme focuses on improving labour conditions and protections for workers in these agricultural and forestry sectors, which employ large numbers of people in rural Laos.
- 2Nepal floods threaten jobs and livelihoods beyond disaster zone, ILO warns●Nepal floods threaten jobs and livelihoods beyond disaster zone: ILO
The International Labour Organization warns that flooding in Nepal is putting jobs and livelihoods at risk well beyond the areas directly hit by the disaster. The UN agency says the damage to infrastructure, farming and small businesses could disrupt work and incomes across affected regions, calling for recovery efforts that address employment and economic needs, not just immediate relief.