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US probe puts Indonesia’s nickel industry in the crosshairs

As the US pivots toward aggressive trade probes over concerns of forced labor, Indonesia’s nickel industry finds itself at a critical crossroads where only radical transparency can secure its place in the global EV supply chain.

Academia 3 weeks ago

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Gig workers’ fight for rights gains momentum from Geneva to Jakarta

The government should know that gig workers want rights equal to most employees and anything less than comprehensive employer-sponsored schemes is just not enough.

Academia 1 month ago

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Making human rights due diligence work for social justice in Indonesia

To turn a paper tiger into a genuine catalyst for social justice, Indonesia must move beyond voluntary pledges and adopt a supported mandate that balances global trade demands with the practical needs of local businesses and workers.

Academia 3 months ago

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The sea of discrimination: Migrant fishers are denied justice

Migrant fishers holding transit visas cannot report their grievances to authorities without fear of deportation and criminalization.

Regulations 4 months ago

ILO wracked by 'unprecedented' crisis: director-general

The International Labour Organization is facing a "serious" and "unprecedented" financial crisis as it grapples with dramatic cuts in international funding, its chief warned Monday.

Academia 6 months ago

Social justice, the key to shared prosperity

Decent work is more than making a living: it is a barometer of how well we are doing in society as a whole, including health, education, equality and responsible consumption and production.

Academia 8 months ago

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Labor at work and the dynamics of change

At the forefront of the context is the relationship between the labor force and related standards to guarantee that “labor is not a commodity”, and that the human face at work needs protection in the form of human rights.

Academia 10 months ago

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Blue diplomacy: Charting a sustainable ocean for the blue economy

By forging common rules and investing in ocean stewardship, the world can unlock the blue economy's full potential, securing prosperity and equity while keeping our seas healthy.

Society 10 months ago

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AI adoption for work safety faces challenges in Indonesia

The country is lagging behind on the implementation of basic principles of work safety and health, potentially hindering the adoption of AI and other automated technologies that can improve the overall condition of occupational safety and health.

Academia 1 year ago

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Modi's win overshadowed by economic woes, rising unemployment

Modi and his NDA need to tackle the pressing issue of unemployment that is disproportionately affecting India's youths, lest the country's potential demographic dividend turns into a burden instead.

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PREMIUM US probe puts Indonesia’s nickel industry in the crosshairs

PREMIUM Gig workers’ fight for rights gains momentum from Geneva to Jakarta

PREMIUM Making human rights due diligence work for social justice in Indonesia

PREMIUM The sea of discrimination: Migrant fishers are denied justice