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Message from the Executive Director: A new kind of Global Labor Justice,
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Thank you to those who join us for the 2024 Global Labor Rights Defenders
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momentum for a more just global economy.

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across the challenges inherent in global value chains and across labor migration
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The International Labor Rights Forum (ILRF) was founded almost 40 years ago by
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