The Human Rights Commission calls for strengthening solidarity with the most vulnerable workers

The National Human Rights Commission called for strengthening solidarity with the most vulnerable workers, especially those working in unclassified and unstable sectors, to ensure that they benefit from social protection and professional development opportunities.

In a statement issued by it, the committee saluted the hard work and invaluable contribution of the country’s male and female workers to economic and social prosperity, stressing that their daily efforts are the foundation on which collective progress rests.

The committee urged the authorities to redouble their efforts to ensure decent and safe working conditions for all workers. This includes protecting basic rights such as the right to fair and equitable wages, safe working conditions, and respect for international labor standards, especially in this particular period of multiple challenges.

The committee expressed its firm commitment to protecting and promoting the rights of male and female workers, noting that respecting workers’ rights is not only a legal obligation, but also the cornerstone of any just and balanced society.