ILO – International Labour Organization

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations that works to promote social justice and improve working conditions around the world. Founded in 1919, the organization is based in Geneva, Switzerland, and has a global presence, with more than 190 member states. The ILO develops international labor standards and promotes their implementation through technical cooperation programs and research on labor issues. The organization’s activities include promoting decent work, eliminating child labor and forced labor, improving social protection and working conditions, and advancing gender equality in the workplace. The ILO also provides technical assistance and advisory services to governments, employers’ organizations, and trade unions. Through its work, the ILO is committed to promoting social justice and building a fairer, more sustainable world of work for all.