Strengthening Advocacy & Social Dialogue through Worker Priority Poll (WPP)
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Digital Solidarity for Women at Work
From 2nd March to 8th March 2026, Bangladesh Labour Foundation (BLF) ran a week-long online campaign marking International Women’s Day through a series of social media posts and videos. In order to ensure that women have safe, dignified, and respectable workplaces, the campaign sought to increase public awareness, provide voice to workers, and rally support.
Campaign Outreach and Engagement
The campaign targeted a wide range of consumers by showcasing the needs, struggles, and true stories of women workers in many industries through dynamic digital materials. The project produced an engaging online forum for advocacy, solidarity, and discussion.
Key Messages
- Establishing zero tolerance for harassment and discrimination and putting an end to gender-based violence (GBV) in the workplace.
- Promoting the successful application of ILO Convention 190.
- Educating others about the rights, equality, and dignity of female employees.
- Promoting shared accountability among companies, legislators, and the general public to guarantee secure workplaces.
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