very much honored with the presence of our brother gilbert, director general of the international labor organization and my brother luis marin, the labor minister of brazil. and i also like to greet the participation of the main leaders of the american federation of labor and other labor organizations in the us, in which i owe them. a lot of, i'm very grateful to them because in many difficult moments that we had in brazi the u.s. labor movement showed solidarity, provided solidarity to us. to the brazilian labor movement. when i joined the trade union activities. a long time ago, i would never imagine that i would become the president of my country. and i would never could imagine to be side by side the president biden, side by side the director general of discussing the creation of decent work policy and partnership to improve the lives of the poor workers, especially in this digitalized world where artificial intelligence speaks much more powerfully than the workers voice. so this is a moment of great -- that i'm very grateful. we know what happened with the neo liberal politics in the world. the

the international labor organization says more and more kids are being pulled out of school and put to work to help support their families. and that increasing economic hardship. data shows that some 160000000 children are being subjected to child labor. some of the worst forms of work involved. 6 year old exploitation standing president william roto has kicked off africa as far as climate summits. he's urging thousands of delegates at the event in a row be to see the climate prices as a unique opportunity for the continental track of millions of dollars. an investment tree has positioned himself at the forefront of africa and efforts to combat climate change. china as president using pay, we'll skip the summit of top economy is the g $20.00 in delhi. this weekend. the was the 2nd largest economy, will be represented by its premiere, the child. step move comes as the host country in the seas. rapid economic expansion, while labor china faces they slow down and they see areas of headaches including a wobbly property sec. this is a reminder of the top business story we are following for

safety, approved in may 1402, iran as the 77th country in the world has joined the international labor organization's letter of faith in labor and occupational health. mr. riyiti fard said at the first national conference on occupational health and safety perspective: this counter letter is an important step in protecting the workforce and reducing accidents. occupational diseases. we already only the workshops covered by the labor law were investigated for incidents, because our statistics were perhaps lower than the global statistics in some cases. according to this counter letter and the regulation and the law approved by the parliament, the scope of this has been expanded, that is, in addition to the workshops that are subject to the labor law, government employees are also covered by this regulation and this counter letter, and all those who have website activities and the head of the department, as the employer , is responsible for the work of his employees, as employees who must comply with safety regulations. the execution of this memorandum can be carried out. this conference was a prelude t

the international labor organization estimates around 1.7 million children are involved in the practicesector-general said the situation was getting worse, and often it was down to the way families felt they had to respond to global inflation. >> in some families, it has made the difference between having one meal a day or not. and therefore, the temptation of bringing the young girl, for example, to the slave, or try to entice them to go for the sex work, increases. and therefore, it increases the risk of sexual abuse and sexual exploitation and therefore, the form of child labor. katrina: putti that into context, commercial sexual exploitation is a murky issue, with many countries have no publicly available database for the illegal activity. kenya is one such nation. it has been identified by the u.s. state department as both the source, the transit country, and a destination for the crime. a recent study estimated that more than 2400 children between the ages of 13 and 17 were subject to sexual exploitation in two regions partnering -- bordering the port city of mombasa. this week big

this conference was held on the basis of iran's accession to the international labor organization's agreement on faith and occupational health and with the aim of coordinating the unity and cooperation of the three important parties of this agreement, i.e. the labor government and the employer, for occupational accidents and diseases. became. this agreement or article 155 creates a unity of command or a national cohesion between all the institutions so that everyone can take responsibility and help to reduce accidents caused by work as well as occupational diseases , researches show. more than 40% of occupational accidents and diseases can be prevented and this agreement is an important step to achieve this goal. with the establishment of work health centers and the work that has been done, our incidents in the workshops are always decreasing, but it is definitely not desirable . we must try to make our days without incidentally, according to the deputy of labor relations of the ministry of labor cooperation and social welfare, between 15 and 20 billion dollars are spent annually on the hidde

allocation of the state employment service , as provided for by the conventions of the international labor organization separate state institution with a central executive body that would deal with the employment of the population. why is this very important? it is on time for today. it turns out that this fund has become a state within a state , that is, it would seem that there is a war and a shortage of funds . look at the budget of this fund, it has 10 billion a surplus of unused funds, that is, how can it be in the state in this way, then we look at the salaries, it turns out that the central apparatus of this fund has salaries ten times more than these funds that people receive in the fields, and this is exactly my bill, it provides, first of all, for reformatting of this fund, this background still remains in the same form as it was 15 and 20 years ago , and today we have challenges facing society , they require the fund to work on how the citizens of ukraine who will return to ukraine after the victory will be provided with jobs, how the veterans of ukraine will be employed and how they will ch

it and also searched for an independent analysis of the she liked the one done by the international labor organization as a total of $27000.00 permits wherever, since they issued 4 gallons. the highest number since the beginning of the blockade and meaningful boost into the gas and economy. however, only about 3 percent of them were of proper work permits, providing wage protection and social benefits. most others go to what they call economic needs permissions outside the purview of these way they label, meaning that's more than 26000 gallons, work with no legal protection provided. so i'm really are they really out of here in is i know these and they, i was the and i think that day and nobody get on the walk us from garza and they, they need, she bought cars and they have it from guns and will know care about their benefits will get them out of their way. rise, nobody. i think the change of the lady side to new. but while both sides benefits from the situation has israel has a relatively cheap labor force and gaskins get a chance to earn despite some risks. things are unlikely to change the boulder.

it and also searched for an independent analysis of the she liked the one done by the international labor organization as a total of $27000.00 permits wherever, since they issued 4 gallons. the highest number since the beginning of the blockade and meaningful boost into the gas and economy. however, only about 3 percent of them were proper work permits, providing wage protection and social benefits. most others go to what they call economic needs permissions outside the purview of these way they label, meaning that more than 26000 gallons work with no legal protection provided. so i'm really are they really out of here it is. i know these and they who is the and i think that day and nobody get on the walk us from gaza and they, they need, she bought cars and they have it from guns and moving all care about their baby fee to get them out of their way rise? no, but i think the change the, the side to new. but while both sides benefits from the situation has piece row has a relatively cheap labor force and gaskins get a chance to earn despite some risks. things are unlikely to change the boulder. we've g

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world tourism organization, the international confederation of trade unions of the international laborcan organization of american states and the council of the baltic sea states. here on this diagram, uh, the dates are indicated when we stopped communicating with them hmm, so i have a question then, uh interesting american states, well, some kind of honorary member there, we need it, if if we if we agree with the fact that we need to leave unfriendly organizations do we need to make a lot of efforts in order to create three hundred friendly organizations, including the friendly organization of american states or somehow not rick andrey vladimirovich the fact is that the work of a diplomat is not communicating only with those who, uh, who we like to work with diplomats, main this is precisely working with those who may not like us, international institutions. such as the united nations organization unesco and others. they were created precisely so that everyone would be included and that criticism would be heard; we are criticized by the americans and their allies. we criticize the ame

international organizations to open such schools throughout the country . found a way. how to help them get an education, perhaps one of the students this workshop will someday have to return to hard labor devote themselves entirely to working for the benefit and maintenance of their families, but for now this institution gives them hope for their bright future. during the soviet era, we published a lot of progressive african literature . of course, in the ontology of the poetry of africa, which was published half a century ago, there is a lot of passion. for example, the cameroonian poet francois singatkuo addressed the american jazzman louis armstrong. trumpet armstrong blow with a mighty roar the tympanums of the world walled up in hypocritical silence, the growl of your trumpet from the sound of a courageous tamm, the resurrected african trumpet armstrong and let the walls of jericho crumble from the thunder of your trumpet. here is the power. and you say democracy, whether there will be more. it was an international review. see you later. used to watching videos stopped working , install, open, watch russian channels and all movie series and cartoons , educational programs and docu

labor day weekend and aaa is predicting more americans than last year will be traveling. the organization reports a 4% increase in u.s. travel bookings and a whopping 44% jump in internationalvel bookings compared to last year. it all comes as hurricane idalia snarls travel plans in the southeast. cnn's aviation correspondent pete money dean is live from washington this morning. what are travelers walking into? >> reporter: yeah, they are walking into crowds and probably no empty middle seats next to them. this is going to be a climatic end for a huge summer for air travel. the tsa says today will be the busiest at airports of the travel period. 2.7 million people expected to pass through security at america's airports on friday. 14 million people in total through wednesday. here is the really big number. 227.5 million people, all summer long, from memorial day to labor day. that's what the tsa says. it's the record. it's the biggest summer for air travel ever. think about this. the cancellations have actually gone down a little bit in number compared to last year. we saw about 50,000 last year, memorial day to labor day. this time we have seen about 40,000. so a 20% drop.

organized labor. she is joined by members of the federation of american teachers, sag-aftra and the international weatherode of electrical workers. you can follow her comments tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app and on c-span.org as the labor day weekend wraps up. president biden, leaving his vacation home in delaware early this morning. as we mentioned earlier, headed for philadelphia and the labor day parade. a look at the present earlier this morning. -- president earlier this morning. [video clip] host: let's get back to calls. gary in evansville, indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: i am a iew union member. i have been working union construction most of my life. what i have seen, working class and everything, we are celebrating our 137th year of labor day. hundreds of thousands of people used to come to princeton, indiana, 100 years ago to march 4 unions and stuff. my main point is this, the same as our constitution and everything, who we are is who we were. people have lost sight of who we were. the battles, the figh

organized labor. she is joined by members of the federation of american teachers, sag-aftra and the international weatherode of electrical workers. you can follow her comments tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app and on c-span.org as the labor day weekend wraps up. president biden, leaving his vacation home in delaware early this morning. as we mentioned earlier, headed for philadelphia and the labor day parade. a look at the present earlier this morning. -- president earlier this morning. [video clip] host: let's get back to calls. gary in evansville, indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: i am a iew union member. i have been working union construction most of my life. what i have seen, working class and everything, we are celebrating our 137th year of labor day. hundreds of thousands of people used to come to princeton, indiana, 100 years ago to march 4 unions and stuff. my main point is this, the same as our constitution and everything, who we are is who we were. people have lost sight of who we were. the battles, the figh