international labor organization adds that war can also cause unemployment in neighboring states thatt refugees and countries that depend on remittances from people who work in russia in particular, we are talking about the countries of central asia, they are significantly dependent on migrant workers who send remittances, the labor market in russia is experiencing difficulties, first of all , migrant workers are suffering, it is obvious that the war will have a global impact through various channels, for example, an increase in energy prices, food products, a negative impact on the level yes, and in countries with a low and medium level of development, european stock indices sharply disappeared on thursday, the decline is observed both in russia and and in asia, the main indexes fell by about 2%. as you can see, inflationary fears continue to have a negative impact on investor sentiment, the hong kong company sumyk tea company missed the deadline for the payment of $740 million in offshore bonds and noted that it did not expect payments to come from other bonds . at the same time, th

if i can't put to go from the international labor organization, thank you for your time today. thank you for the offer to anything. while additions in the u. s. state of oklahoma have approved a bill banning abortion in almost all circumstances. now against the states republican governor who recently find another tough abortion built into law, will be few exceptions under the new legislation, including rank or cases of incest. supreme court could soon overturn a long standing routing, which would lead to more restrictions across the us. a major fire has engulfed a residential compound in that house, 300 people in the capital. the philippines authorities in manila say the blaze on thursday to nearly 2 and a half hours to get under control. many residents have since returned to salvage what they can boeing's new star line. a spacecraft has successfully blasted off from cape canaveral in florida on route to the international space station. 3. to lift off the un mandate test flights is aimed at setting up the craft to transport astronauts to the i assess and other low earth orbit d

while the 2 over the front and up while they drew international labor organization conventions . labor mention 915. unfortunately, ones, the ones that will be a well on an important starting point, checking from the principal and work beyond a cation. it will now be for them to build the base system and come not only label inspection and for the prevention, and usually just shameful saying the active business, the unions and you, the media also have any more than wanting to fly and highlight. i encourage trying to construct the the aisle i will say one thing, get people china business committee, and i'm calling to see trying to companies inspectors embrace and give even the many affecting goal of the world today. climate change to peace and security and stability. one of the impact of bending china has a very important role play as a key contributor, emacula regional for we have we, whether the un office and the government was china, including seniors, meeting for discussions, inspected interest at the regional levels, will establish a working group actually make the changes that corpo

, 304,000 officially unemployed ukrainians are registered, however, according to the international labor organizationsr jobs, almost 5 million people are lacking the most workers in the field of agriculture, 10 e-e-e m-m economic types of economic activity. yes, this is transport, e -transport service, drivers - this is agriculture , processing industry, and also, e-e, there are a lot of vacancies, let's say so. employment in the postal and courier sector, i.e. today, there are quite a lot of couriers, because not everyone can work like that, and courier delivery is, well, quite necessary. today, the number of vacancies has fallen to 20 times, compared to pre-war times, the question of finding a job is acute, at the same time, according to the ministry of internal affairs , over 6 million ukrainians left for abroad in three months, half of them to poland, of which only 27 percent confirmed that they are ready to return to ukraine, therefore, if state employment programs are not created, the situation may worsen in the western in ukraine, a large number of people do not work, we need them too. when we

commission on new york city criminal justice and incarceration reform as well as the un international labor organization global commission on the future of work. that is a lot of words. i'm sorry. he co-founded both the us impact investing alliance and the president's council on disability inclusion in philanthropy and as a founding member of the board diversity action alliance, he serves on many other boards including the lincoln center for performing arts the national gallery of art carnegie hall the high line the committee to protect journalists and the smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture my personal favorite museum in the country, by the way in addition to his phenomenal philanthropic work. he's also the recipient of 16 honorary degrees and university awards including harvard university's w e b dubois medal. finally are others featured speaker. today is a man that has shown perseverance and audaciousness while leading the tulane community through covid-19 outbreaks and category for hurricanes. through thick and thin his care for tulane students and our community is ev

hour work week the ban on child labor the international fire safety code and the national labor relations act which gave workers for the first time the right to organize and form unions. perkins legacy is everywhere today and that brings us to the central question that i am raising with you tonight. who was francis perkins and how did she get so much done? how did a social worker turn herself into a miracle worker. that's what i'm planning to tell you about tonight. going to start with a short reading from my book. from the prologue from the woman behind the new deal on a chilly february night in 1933 a middle-aged woman waited expectantly to meet with her employer at his residence on east 65th street in new york city. she clutched to scrap of paper with hastily written notes. finally ushered into his study the one brushed aside her nervousness and spoke confidently. they bannered casually for a while as was their style then she turned serious her dark luminous eyes holding her gay is gays. he wanted her to take an assignment, but she had decided she wouldn't accept it unless he allowed her to do it her own way. she held up the piece of paper in her h

hawk al jazeera of her pocket, but a gow is the department erect for governance at the international labor organization. she explains some key objectives that were discussed at the conference really just because it doesn't fall to action. we, after we started the last sunday, we observed that we had a progress of diminishing child labor, but some region more effect. and indeed, after certain, fortunately is one of those regions where we observe that children are working 992000000 to the side label. and what we have been doing is also collecting information more on that. and we'll also observe that these increase as affected more children on between the age of 5 to 11. we please. today we have 89000000 children working. and the medical center that we had was the fact that the, those children are the, as the work. and also working in the cultural sector. so the school to action looks to issues related to a social perfection. we too closely related to the existence for many children in the labor market. so this call or this conference is engaging a political engagement, creating space for countries to com

of fer sharyn has captured the attention of doesn't softly international institution and agencies, politicians, celebrities, labor, organizations, governments, millions of ordinary citizens. the list is endless. but for us, the crucial question is not just to comprehend this extraordinary outpouring of emotion, her killing has triggered how she became an emblem of the target in of for other palestinian journalist by his ready forces. it is that it is, is targeting has been going on for decades and has gone and punished for such a long time. as jennifer said, all this murders and hundreds of attacks are well documented. the long list and the circumstances surrounded their killings are available. in every case, the soldier or the police officer or the board, the guard who pulled the trigger, their commanders who gave the orders. the politicians who make the excuse is that all gets caught free. and in a case, closer to our union of journalists here, the okay, the victim was the british citizen, jim smear, who was shot and killed while tillman, a documentary in gazette, may 2003. his colleagues and witnesses saw an israeli tank ope

one more element in a growing crescendo of international concern, mobilization, action, political pressure, public statements, media coverage, organizing the laborand at universities all around the world, a very, very slow trend in the last 10 or 15 years, especially in the last year, since may and june in jerusalem and other places around palestine. we have seen a significant but slow trend in which governments issue statements but they don't take action. now, we are seeing more and more action. bds is the main way that this is happening. but there are also law cases in the united states, parliamentary decisions in europe, labor unions, banks, supermarkets in europe, all saying we will not be complicit in israel's apartheid colonial system in the occupied palestinian territory and treatment of palestinians. shireen's assassination will add one more push to this and it will bring journalists more actively into this. especially since she was a dual citizen, american and palestinian. but the most critical poin i think to grasp, is how this is being framed by palestinians as part of a 100-year struggle that this has been going on since the 1920's.

one more element in a growing crescendo of international concern, mobilization, action, political pressure, public statements, media coverage, organizing and labor groups and universities all over the world. the very, very slow trend and the last 1015 years and especially in the last year since last may, june. and andrew fleming, other places around palestine, we've seen a significant but slow trend and which governments tissue statements. but they don't take action. and now we're seeing more and more actual videos is the main way that this is happening. but there's also a lot of cases in the united states, parliamentary decisions in europe, labor union banks, supermarkets in europe, places all saying we will not be complicit. and israel's apartheid colonial system in the occupied austan interpreter in treatment of our spinning should ends, us as a nation will add one more push to this and it'll bring journalists more actively into the specialist. and she was a do so there's an american and palestinian. but the most critical point i think, to, to grasp is how this is being trained by our citizens as part of a 100 year struggle that this has been

of spring and labor may 1 is the day of international solidarity of workers in all cities along the central streets festive columns passed. in rostov-on-don, the united russia party organizedeace for labor in may, and in moscow on theater square, according to tradition, a rally of solidarity of the workers led to the communist party of the communist party supporters of the communist party took to it with flags and portraits of vladimir lenin and joseph stalin leader of the communist party of the russian federation devoted his speech to the situation. in ukraine, the high rostrum is completely a patriot of our state to all the soldiers to the toilet people we are dealing today with the most vicious forces that not only the nazis have preserved. well, let's move on. today they preach political and ethnic russians have gone further than hitler, we must do everything to realize this danger and unite to overcome this challenge that is thrown to everyone. well, today, after the sun sets, the month of ramadan ends for muslims, for 30 days the faithful kept a strict fast from dawn to dusk they refused food and water. so begins uraza bayram breaking the fast to on the holiday of th

labor day. may day is the international solidarity day of the working people in all cities , festive columns passed along the central streets. in rostov-on-don , the united russia party organized rally for peace for labor in may, and in moscow on theater square, according to tradition, a rally of solidarity of the workers led to the communist party, supporters of the communist party came out to it with flags and portraits of vladimir lenin and joseph stalin leader of the communist party of the russian federation in your speech dedicated to the situation in ukraine he is coming from this high rostrum to all the patriots of our state to all the soldiers of the planets, we are dealing today with the most evil forces that the nazi banderites not only preserved, but went further. they are now preaching political and ethnic racism. let's go further than hitler, we must do everything to realize this danger and unite to overcome this challenge that is thrown to each of us. well, today, after the sun sets, the month of ramadan ends for muslims, for 30 days the faithful kept a strict fast from dawn until sunset refused food and water. here begins eid al-fitr. breaking the fast for the h

however, various commercial organizations carried out labor activities ; materials were allocated that were sent to the authorities of internaling to administrative responsibility employers and persons who provided the defendants with living quarters, the brothers’ affairs are bad, it seems not only by self-control, but also by the consciousness of the russian language at the first meeting on the consideration of the criminal case on the merits, in addition to lawyers, the defendants also needed an interpreter. as they did not wait for the start of the trial, the meeting did not begin, it was postponed, but even without this annoying delay, it is still very likely before the announcement of the verdict, so the defendants still do not have self-confidence lost, but they still have to count. unless for a miracle or some special lawyer tactics, because according to the law. thinkers face up to 5 years in prison, and as a rule, the court in such criminal cases does not issue lenient sentences. ksenia klimana, dmitry korsakov and dmitry matrosov sentence to a former engineer of an aircraft factory. vladislav shulga investigator. p

international labor day police in paris. 5 gas for testers. i'm happy with the real ah ah, including measles, the world health organization says cases jumped by near the 80 percent in january and february, compared to the same period last year. call vaccine access, conflict and diversion of resources to fight cobra 19. around the world, the pen to me cause cose cv, describe purchases and inoculations against measles. a viral respiratory illness also dropped. with about 22300000 infants missing out the u. k. dr. parrot pen. connie was a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter as medical school. welcome to you all. thanks so much for speaking to us on inside story dr. appraisals. it's very disappointing because as we all know, measles is a vaccine preventables illness. and if we want to eat so unfortunately, it's fairly a global phenomena in that twitter cove at 9000 over the past 2 years has been disruptions of human zation services across the globe. almost going to replicate what probably transpired with a ball not breaking the d r. c. in 20. 19 an earlier ball outbreaks in west africa re, eventually the number of people as an ex

however , various commercial organizations carried out labor activities, materials were allocated that were sent to the internalairs bodies to bring to administrative responsibility employers and persons who provided the defendants with living quarters, things are bad for the brothers, it seems, not only self-control, but also with knowledge of the russian language at the first meeting on the consideration of the criminal case on the merits, in addition to lawyers, the accused also needed an interpreter. as they did not wait for the start of the meeting process, it did not begin, it was postponed, but even without this annoying delay. yes , the announcement of the verdicts is still very far from likely, so the accused have not yet lost their self-confidence, but they still have to count. unless for a miracle or some special lawyer tactics, because according to the law. no one faces up to 5 years in prison and as a rule, the court in such criminal cases does not issue lenient sentences ksenia klimana dmitry korsakov and dmitry matrosov two did not take the lives of dozens of his colleagues, to whom and for what

labor movement. two stores in california became the first to unionize. starbucks workers united is connected with the service workers employees international union. organizerompson spoke with abc7news, saying they hope to lead the way for starbucks employees nationwide. >> workers are fighting for everything. we are fighting for our livelihoods, for workers rights across the state. we will have the bargaining power to negotiate a solid contract against starbucks, multibillion dollar corporation. kumasi: in addition to higher wages, they are hoping to address the safety of baristas. workers want starbucks to hire security guards for their santa cruz stores. starbucks released a statement that says in part, we believe we can build a better experience sitting side-by-side rather than sitting across a negotiating table. every partner unequivocally will have a choice about who will speak for you and your workplace. you can either choose to speak for yourself and your wants and needs by working directly with us, or have someone else speak for you. reggie: and google unveiling a huge line of gaadgets at its developers conference. first, the google watch. they als

organizing the workers in 2008. she took part at a united nations conference in geneva, which led to the adoption of international laborstandards for domestic workers in 2013. the women's collective won the right to overtime pay in california last year. they earned sick pay in san francisco the first such law for domestic workers in the nation. they were activists while still doing domestic work this year. the women's collective was hired to up after carnival, but they'll do more than that. many of them are marching and dancing. during the parade, they'll do it with colorful dusters and cloths. the use of crops is a method to ground us. it's about saying that i'm here and these are my tools. it's our weapon karina nova abc 7 news. just ahead. we wrap up mental health week with a look at how to deal with trauma either first-hand trauma or just seeing all the recent events from your screen and how maybe meditation is helping seniors mental health in the south bay. south bay. after my car accident, south bay. i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't