BANGKOK – The European Union and the United Nations have launched a joint initiative to help strengthen the rights of women migrant workers and children in southeast Asia.
The three-year ‘Protect’ project will work to promote decent work and reduce vulnerabilities of those at risk by ensuring labour rights, preventing, and responding to violence against women and children across a number of industries including the garment and textile manufacturing sector.
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