Youth Alive! Kenya Oxfam Kenya Oxfam Canada Global Affairs Canada CDTD Ministry of Labour and Social Protection C189 would strengthen fair wages, clear working hours, and guaranteed rest days for domestic workers. #MakeCareCount Ratify C190 And C189

Youth Alive! Kenya Oxfam Kenya Oxfam Canada Global Affairs Canada CDTD Ministry of Labour and Social Protection A decent work environment means respect, safety, and dignity for every worker,even in homes. Work shouldn’t cost your peace of mind or your rights.CDTD Oxfam Kenya Global Affairs Canada #MakeCareCount #RatifyC189 #RatifyC190

ILO Convention 190 addresses violence and harassment in the world of work. What practical actions can individuals and employers take to ensure safe and respectful environments for domestic workers? #MakeCareCount #RatifyC189 #RatifyC190 Oxfam Kenya Oxfam Canada Global Affairs Canada

Respect at work isn’t optional, it’s a must. Domestic workers: know your rights. Employers: lead with respect. Violence and harassment? Not on our watch. #MakeCareCount #RatifyC189 #RatifyC190 CDTD Oxfam Kenya @GAC_C

ILO Convention C189 (2011) promotes decent work for domestic workers. What key protections do you think this convention would strengthen in Kenya? #MakeCareCount #RatifyC189 #RatifyC190 Oxfam Kenya Oxfam Canada Global Affairs Canada CDTD Ministry of Labour and Social Protection

Youth Alive! Kenya Oxfam Kenya Oxfam Canada Global Affairs Canada Safety starts in the small things,using someone’s name, saying thank you, setting clear boundaries and never crossing them.Employers must treat domestic workers as people first, not just “help.”#MakeCareCount #RatifyC189 #RatifyC190 Oxfam Kenya Oxfam Canada CDTD Ministry of Labour and Social Protection

Public participation on ratifying C189 and C190 is now underway. How can domestic workers, employers, and citizens get involved, and why is their voice important in shaping labour protections? #MakeCareCount #RatifyC189 #RatifyC190 Oxfam Kenya Oxfam Canada Global Affairs Canada

Youth Alive! Kenya Oxfam Kenya Oxfam Canada Global Affairs Canada CDTD Ministry of Labour and Social Protection C189 would strengthen protections such as fair wages, regulated working hours, written contracts, access to social security, and protection from exploitation, ensuring domestic workers are treated as legitimate workers under the law. #MakeCareCount Ratify C190 And C189

Your voice matters because labour protections are most effective when they reflect the real experiences of those directly affected. By participating, you help shape a system that guarantees dignity, safety, and justice for all workers . #MakeCareCount #RatifyC189 #RatifyC190

Youth Alive! Kenya CDTD Oxfam Kenya Oxfam Canada Global Affairs Canada Ministry of Labour and Social Protection Having a written contract. Minimum wage for domestic workers. Payment of Hospital and social fund for domestic workers. Off days, leave days, maternity days for domestic workers.

Domestic workers hold our homes together, yet the law still looks away. ILO C189 says domestic work is real work deserving dignity and rights. ILO C190 draws a red line: no violence, no harassment, no excuses , even behind closed doors. This is not charity. It is justice. 🗓

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Yesterday in Mombasa County, we held a powerful Public Participation Forum at KICODEP Hall, Bombolulu, bringing together 170+ domestic workers & stakeholders. We heard raw, first-hand voices from domestic workers on how ratifying ILO C189 & C190 can change lives, ensuring

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