Sudanese Authorities Increase Domestic Worker Wages
Domestic workers in Sudan constitute the largest portion of the informal labor sector. According to Hanan Tom Deldom, head of the Sudanese domestic workers union, these workers lack legal protections and social security.
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BBC Arabic
“the largest proportion of workers in this informal sector are women... without enjoying any legal or social protection, as Hanan Tom Deldom, head of the Sudanese domestic workers union, told us.”
BBC Arabic
“الحاجة كان عندهم إثن وضيح خدم المنازل ويرن الإثن إلى عاملات المنازل ويجينا نعمل لهم مورش وعدك من رئيس وجوم كيف وضروف العمل”
BBC Arabic
“we recorded more than 60 percent who have no work or job security, and they are tired of the social and psychological conditions.”
BBC Arabic
“سلطات ولاية الأبيض عن زيادة جديدة في أجور العاملات في المنازل بسودان”
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