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Being Dignified: Understanding Socio-Spatial Exploitation and Agency in Nepali Domestic Work
The global labour movement for paid domestic work asserts that domestic work is ‘work’ and domestic workers are ‘workers.’ In Nepal and across South Asia, however, contemporary domestic work continues within quasi-feudalistic and patronage-based systems, entrenched in various forms of unfreedom and …
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British activists, homeworker rights, and transnational organising, 1994-2004
… engaged with formal politics, including the New Labour government in Britain and international institutions such as the International Labour Organization (ILO). This story of change is explored through a series of five case studies: the campaign for the 1996 ILO Convention on Home Work; the …