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Civil society calls for Budget to be rejected, ivermect

Over 200 social movements, trade unions and civil society organisations have endorsed an open letter calling for members of Parliament to reject the 2021 Budget. The current Budget will cut public spending by R265-billion over the next three years, which will directly affect human rights at a time of acute crisis, they argue. The organisations represent 1.5 million people. Read the open letter here. Maternal deaths increase during lockdown There was a 30% rise in maternal deaths during lockdown in South Africa compared to the same time in 2019, according to reproductive health experts. A lack of transport, hospital beds and human resources caused fatal delays in patients receiving treatment. The department of health acknowledges that maternal health services were affected by lockdown, but said this improved as lockdown eased, reports Tiyese Jeranji.

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New Zealand supports pandemic-hit informal female workers in central Vietnam | Society

Wednesday, November 04, 2020 16:22 The New Zealand Embassy in Vietnam will provide 50,000 NZD (approx. 35,600 USD) to support more than 350 women workers in informal employment in Da Nang and Thua Thien-Hue over the next three months. (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – The Embassy of New Zealand and ActionAid Vietnam will together provide support for women workers in informal sectors in central Da Nang City and Thua Thien-Hue province under a new partnership. The New Zealand Embassy in Vietnam will provide 50,000 NZD (approx. 35,600 USD) to the project, which aims to reach more than 350 women workers in informal employment as street vendors, junk collectors, or house

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Women in Informal Employment: Globalising and Organising (Wiego) and UN Women have put together an initiative called Coping in Crisis: Informal Workers’ Lives and Livelihoods during Covid-19. It aims to show the gendered impact the pandemic has had on women, particularly those in the informal trading sector. The organisations spoke to several informal workers and traders who detailed how difficult Covid-19 had made their lives from being harassed by metro police and having their goods confiscated, to worrying about how to feed their families and how to get their children to school. Wiego’s policy brief says the plight and needs of women informal traders can be summed up as follows:

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Human vs landowner rights: waste pickers fight for turf in eviction case

Human vs landowner rights: waste pickers fight for turf in eviction case
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For women in Asia, post-COVID mean new challenges, and opportunities – Monash Lens

Throughout the Asian region, women have withstood the worst of COVID-19’s economic and social consequences. Economically, the nature of work remains gender-skewed, with women disproportionately represented in sectors negatively affected by the COVID-19 crisis – hospitality (food and accommodation) services and retail, especially. Women-led micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises are bearing the brunt of the economic downturn from COVID-19, compounded by more limited access to financing and capital. Research from the non-profit organisation Women in Informal Employment: Globalising and Organising (WIEGO) showed “a grim global picture of workers reporting they were completely out of work, with zero earnings at the height of their cities’ lockdowns”.

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