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Publications, reports, and research materials from Platform for Labour Action

PLA AND IDLO JOIN FORCES TO EXPAND LABOUR JUSTICE FOR VULNERABLE WORKERS IN UGANDA

Platform for Labour Action (PLA), with support from the International Development Law Organization (IDLO) and funding from the Embassy of Sweden in Uganda, is implementing a new project to strengthen access to labour justice for poor, vulnerable and marginalised workers in Kampala, Wakiso and Mukono. The project runs from 1st August 2026 to 31st July 2028.

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STATEMENT ON WORLD DAY AGAINST CHILD LABOUR 2026

Copilot said: PLA's press statement on World Day Against Child Labour 2026, highlighting the need for urgent action to eliminate child labour and promote decent work for adults under the theme"Red Card to Child Labour: Fair Play for Children, Decent Work for Adults." For more information, please download the full statement below.

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STATEMENT ON ENFORCEMENT OF TRADE ORDER 2026

Copilot said: PLA's statement on the enforcement of trade order and the eviction of street and informal traders, calling for a rights-based and inclusive approach that protects livelihoods, promotes fair regulation, and safeguards the rights of workers in the informal economy. For more information, please download the full statement below.

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PLA LABOUR DAY PRESS STATEMENT 2026

PLA's press statement in commemoration of International Labour Day 2026, highlighting the state of workers' rights in Uganda.

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STATEMENT ON WORLD DAY AGAINST CHILD LABOUR 2025

PLA's statement on World Day Against Child Labour 2025 calling for accelerated action to eliminate child labour in Uganda. For more information, please download the full statement below.

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Press Statement: International Labour Day

PLA's press statement in commemoration of International Labour Day, highlighting the state of workers' rights in Uganda.

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