How Gender-Biased Minimum Wage Harms Women Workers in

How Gender-Biased Minimum Wage Harms Women Workers in Indonesia

Co-authored by Dian Septi Trisnanti, President of Federasi Serikat Buruh Persatuan Indonesia (FSBPI) union and Ranjana Sundaresan, Asia Floor Wage Alliance (AFWA)

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Pakistan’s Garment Workers Flooded by Economic Woes

Pakistani garment workers, who were already severely affected by the wage theft during the Covid-19 pandemic and an unpredictable political environment, are now facing a fresh crisis after torrential rains this year submerged nearly a third of the country.

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Navigating Turbulent Times: Garment Workers Struggle to Survive amid Sri Lanka’s Economic Crisis

The Sri Lanka garment industry was deeply hit by the Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent economic crisis. Millions of garment workers are now living on the edge, increasingly suffering from volatile incomes, unstable jobs and low savings.

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