Education International delegation to defend teachers’ rights at the International Labour Conference

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Addressing the Committee on the Application of Standards at the International Labour Conference on June 3rd, EI President Mugwena Maluleke responded to the report of the joint ILO-UNESCO Committee of Experts on the Application of the Recommendations concerning Teaching Personnel (CEART). As the Workers’ Group spokesperson, Maluleke welcomed the proposal...
International Labour Conference: Workers’ Group supports call to strengthen Recommendations concerning Teaching PersonnelBuilding on a historic and hard-fought victory at national level that led the government to commit to increase education funding by nearly 15 billion Nepali rupees (around 96 million euros), 36 prominent union leaders from across Nepal convened to launch the next phase of their advocacy, taking the Go Public!...
Billions more for education. Historic win for teachers, support personnel, and every child in NepalEducation International (EI) launched a call to solidarity with Argentinian teachers and education unionists who are confronted with major attacks against their rights to strike and to collective bargaining.
Argentina: Call to solidarity with teachers and education unionistsFrom 2-13 June, an Education International (EI) delegation is attending the 113th session of the International Labour Conference . Fifty teachers and education professionals from 26 countries are present at the annual conference of the International Labour Organization (ILO).
Education International delegation to defend teachers’ rights at the International Labour ConferenceTeachers’ unions in Argentina are denouncing a new wave of attacks by the Argentinean government, as President Javier Milei announced measures to limit the right to strike for teachers and dismantle collective bargaining for salaries at the national level.
Argentina: Unions denounce new government attack on the right to strike and teacher salariesDuring the major mobilisations staged over a period of three months by the teaching profession in Morocco, the SNE-CDT education union actively listened to workers’ demands, organised grassroots consultations, and built a shared trade union position. A national trade union renewal plan was also launched, setting out specific aims such...
Morocco: Sustained strike action turns into a foundational event, driving trade union renewal