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Case study: Workplace Violence - Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

23 November, 2016
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PSI
PSI’s World Women’s Committee (WOC) agreed that a high priority area of work is workplace violence in the health sector. The experiences of affiliates in raising awareness and developing campaigns and actions to eliminate workplace violence will contribute to the discussions and preparation for developing an ILO standard (convention and recommendations) on violence against women and men at work. This case study was prepared in August 2016 as part of PSI’s contribution to the ILO tripartite experts meeting and is part of the 2018 updated report “Tackling Violence in the Health Sector”.

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Interviews of activists in the health sector, SOLSICO, Democratic Republic of Congo (French subtitled English)

  

For more information:

PSI Report - "Tackling violence in the Health Sector - A Trade Union Response":

Case studies on violence at work:

Also see:

Governing Body of the ILO: Outcome of the Meeting of Experts on Violence against Women and Men in the World of Work 

 

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