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ILO adopts #MeToo treaty against violence and harassment at work
Jun 21, 2019 7:34 AM

The International Labour Organization (ILO) on Friday adopted a new global treaty against violence and harassment in the workplace, sparked by the women's #MeToo movement.

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The convention, which will be binding on governments that ratify it, was agreed on the final day of the UN labour agency's annual conference of governments, employers groups' and workers.

Just before the vote, the United States announced it would vote in favour, while Russia said it would abstain. The text aims to protect workers but does not specifically refer to LGBTi (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex) people as being amongst the most vulnerable, as sought by activists.

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: All matters brought to Network18’s attention which are within the purview of the workplace have been forwarded to our Internal Committee for Prevention of Sexual Harassment at the workplace for appropriate action. The Internal Committee is independent and all recommendations made by it are followed through by Management action.

Network18 Group has a zero tolerance policy when it comes to sexual harassment. The company complies fully with all legal provisions and seeks to ensure a speedy and effective Redressal on complaints.

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