Non-State Actors and Civil Society
The ILO engages with non-state actors to promote social justice for decent work. Their support for policy setting, the adoption legislation and development cooperation is essential to promoting fundamental principles and rights at work, employment, sustainable enterprises and social protection as well as to ensuring better working conditions.
The ILO has developed cooperation with the Inter Parliamentary Union, the Latin American Parliament (Parlatino), the European Parliament, and the Pan African Parliament. The eradication of child labour has been one of the most prominent commitments of parliamentary organizations towards decent work.
Parliamentarians
Parliamentarians hold key responsibilities to develop and adopt legislation, to ensure policy coherence and fair governance through government oversight, and to exert leadership.The ILO has developed cooperation with the Inter Parliamentary Union, the Latin American Parliament (Parlatino), the European Parliament, and the Pan African Parliament. The eradication of child labour has been one of the most prominent commitments of parliamentary organizations towards decent work.