Author: Kari Tapiola

Blog: The continuous challenge of labour rights

by Kari Tapiola

Fifty years ago, the International Labour Organization received the Nobel Peace Prize. In the lecture delivered on that occasion, the Director-General at the time, David Morse, concluded that the goal of social justice, established by the founders of the ILO in 1919, was a dynamic concept. “As [...]

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