International Labour Organization & International Trade Union Confederation

International Labour Organization: The International Labour Organization adopted the first international agreement on safeguarding digital platform workers, establishing global standards for the gig economy.

International Trade Union Confederation: The International Trade Union Confederation welcomed the convention as a major step forward for platform workers' rights and urged quick ratification by governments.

International Labour Organization: The International Labour Organization commissioned the advisory opinion from the International — International Criminal Court to resolve a long-standing dispute within its organization regarding the right to strike, and its convention is central to the ruling.

International Trade Union Confederation: The International Trade Union Confederation advocated for the protection of the right to strike under the International Labour Organization's convention, arguing that the International — International Criminal Court's decision would affect millions of workers globally.

International Labour Organization: The International Trade Union Confederation's annual index is based on criteria derived from International Labour Organization conventions.

International Trade Union Confederation: The International Trade Union Confederation published its annual Global Rights Index for 2026, highlighting a global decline in workers' rights and identifying countries with systemic violations.