ILO Declaration on Social Justice for a Fair Globalization
Adopted in 2008 by the representatives of governments, employers and workers from all ILO member States, the Declaration expresses the contemporary vision of the ILO’s mandate in the era of globalization.
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- العربية: إعلان منظمة العمل الدولية بشأن العدالة الاجتماعية من أجل عولمة عادلة, pdf 0.2 MB
- Deutsch: Erklärung der IAO über soziale Gerechtigkeit für eine faire Globalisierung, pdf 0.1 MB
- English: ILO Declaration on Social Justice for a Fair Globalization, pdf 0.1 MB
- Español: Declaración de la OIT sobre la justicia social para una globalización equitativa, pdf 0.1 MB
- Français: Déclaration de l’OIT sur la justice sociale pour une mondialisation équitable, pdf 0.1 MB
- Italiano: Dichiarazione dell’ILO sulla giustizia sociale per una globalizzazione giusta, 2008, pdf 0.2 MB
- македонски: Декларација на МОТ за социјална правда заради праведна глобализација, pdf 0.3 MB
- Nederlands: Verklaring van de IAO betreffende de sociale rechtvaardigheid voor een billijke mondialisering, pdf 1.0 MB
- Русский: Декларация МОТ о социальной справедливости в целях справедливой глобализации глобализации, pdf 0.2 MB
- 中文: 国际劳工组织关于争取公平全球化的社会正义宣言, pdf 0.3 MB
The International Labour Organization unanimously adopted the ILO Declaration on Social Justice for a Fair Globalization on 10 June 2008. This is the third major statement of principles and policies adopted by the International Labour Conference since the ILO’s Constitution of 1919. It builds on the Philadelphia Declaration of 1944 and the Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work of 1998. The 2008 Declaration expresses the contemporary vision of the ILO’s mandate in the era of globalization.
This landmark Declaration is a powerful reaffirmation of ILO values. It is the outcome of tripartite consultations that started in the wake of the Report of the World Commission on the Social Dimension of Globalization. By adopting this text, the representatives of governments, employers’ and workers’ organizations from 182 member States emphasize the key role of our tripartite Organization in helping to achieve progress and social justice in the context of globalization. Together, they commit to enhance the ILO’s capacity to advance these goals, through the Decent Work Agenda. The Declaration institutionalizes the Decent Work concept developed by the ILO since 1999, placing it at the core of the Organization’s policies to reach its constitutional objectives.
This landmark Declaration is a powerful reaffirmation of ILO values. It is the outcome of tripartite consultations that started in the wake of the Report of the World Commission on the Social Dimension of Globalization. By adopting this text, the representatives of governments, employers’ and workers’ organizations from 182 member States emphasize the key role of our tripartite Organization in helping to achieve progress and social justice in the context of globalization. Together, they commit to enhance the ILO’s capacity to advance these goals, through the Decent Work Agenda. The Declaration institutionalizes the Decent Work concept developed by the ILO since 1999, placing it at the core of the Organization’s policies to reach its constitutional objectives.