Care Manifesto: Rebuilding the social organization of care

At the center of these crises is the care work historically shouldered by women. Care is the daily reproduction of life, the foundation upon which life itself exists - human and planetary - and economies function.

The current social organisation of care: how care needs are met; the interrelation of unpaid care work, (under) paid care work, public provisioning, private provisioning and community based care arrangements is fundamentally unbalanced, unequal and ultimately unsustainable. It places the burden, the weight, and the majority of the work necessary on women’s care and domestic work.

At home and within communities, through global care chains where women living in poverty, black and brown women from the Global South fill in the care gap while being underpaid and in precarious work conditions through services, both public and private. This injustice is doubled and tripled in the case of women who experience multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination because of their class, race, sexual orientation/ identification, disability, age or migrant status, amongst other dimensions.

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This care crisis undergirded by a gender and racialised international division of labour must end!

States often excuse their failure to realize women’s rights by citing their lack of financial resources. The broken international tax system - and the neoliberal economic system at large - continues to facilitate extraction of wealth from the people - in particular from the Global South - while concentrating it into the hands of an elite few - mostly men in the Global North.

Meanwhile, deregulation, privatization, fiscal consolidation (austerity) and crushing neo-colonial debt burdens further entrench these extreme power imbalances between women and men, Global South and Global North, workers and corporations. This depletes global and local resources to fund quality public care services and allow for decent, well paid care work and universal social protection.

Within this context, regressive national tax policies, often encouraged or imposed by international financial institutions, undermine States’ responsibility to provide public services that ensure rights.

We demand an end to the dominant paradigm and economic system that not only undermines women’s rights but exacerbates gender inequality. We demand an end to States’ lack of willingness, resource allocations, and capacity to organise care as a public good. We reject and challenge the corporate capture of many of the States who are failing to comply with their obligation to respect, protect and fulfil human rights. We demand that States resource care as a public good and a collective social responsibility, rather than a household’s "private" responsibility which mainly falls to women. This path leads to the breakdown of humanity and the planet, as it breaks down women. We must end it now!

We call for crafting a global movement to rebuild the social organisation of care joining forces to:

• Recognise the social and economic value of care work (paid or not) and the human right to care.

• Reward and remunerate care work with equal pay for work of equal value, decent pensions, dignified working conditions and comprehensive social protection.

• Reduce the burden of unpaid care work on women.

• Redistribute care work within households, among all workers, eliminating the sexual division of labour and between households and State.

• Reclaim the public nature of care services and restore the duty and the primary responsibility of the State to provide public care services and develop care systems that transform gender relations and women's lives - including by financing State´s capacity to invest through fair and progressive taxation and ensuring internationally equal taxing rights of nation States.

#MakeCarePublic - #MakeTaxesWorkForWomen

Signatories:

Global/Regional Organisations

1. Public Services International - PSI

2. ActionAid International

3. Center for Economic and Social Rights - CESR

4. Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era - DAWN

5. Global Alliance for Tax Justice - GATJ

6. Womankind Worldwide

7. European Federation of Public Service Unions - EPSU

8. Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women

9. Global Initiative for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

10. International Trade Union Confederation - ITUC

11. Tax Justice Network

12. Bretton Woods Project

13. Oxfam International

14. Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID)

15. Right to Education Initiative

16. PICUM- Platform for International Cooperation on Undocumented Migrants

17. WIEGO - Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing

18. African Women's Development and Communication Network(FEMNET)

National Organisations

Albania - Trade Union of Building, Wood and Public Service of Albania (TUBWPSA)

1. Argentina - Asociación del personal de la Universidad de Buenos Aires (APUBA)

2. Argentina - Asociación Civil GES Gestión Educativa y Social

3. Argentina - Confederación de Trabajadores Municipales (CTM)

4. Argentina - Asociación del Personal Superior de Empresas de Energía (APSEE)

5. Argentina - Asociación del Personal de los Organismos de Control (APOC)

6. Argentina - Federación Sindical de Profesionales de la Salud de la República Argentina (FESPROSA)

7. Argentina - Unión del Personal Civil de la Nación (UPCN)

8. Armenia - Republican Branch Trade Union of Health Workers of Armenia (HWUA)

9. Armenia - Union of State, Local Government and Public Service Employees (USLGPSEA)

10. Bangladesh - BNSK - Bangladesh Nari Sramik Kendra (Bangladesh Women Workers Association)

11. Belarus - Organisation "Social changes"

12. Bermuda - Bermuda Industrial Union

13. Bosnia and Herzegovina - Association "Novi put"

14. Brazil - CONFETAM/CUT

15. Brazil - Federação dos Trabalhadores Municipais de Santa Catarina - FETRAM/SC

16. Brazil -

17. Brazil - Sindicato dos Enfermeiros do Estado de São Paulo

18. Brazil - Sindicato dos Servidores Públicos Federais no Estado de Pernambuco - SINDSEP/PE

19. Brazil - Confederação Nacional dos Trabalhadores na Saúde (CNTS)

20. Brazil - ReHuNa - The Brazilian Network for the Humanization of Childbirth

21. Brazil - Coletivo Flores de Lótus

22. Brazil - Sindicato dos médicos de São Paulo - SIMESP

23. Brazil - CUT BRASIL

24. Brazil - Sindicato dos Trabalhadores na Administração Pública e Autarquias no Município de São Paulo (SINDSEP - SP)

25. Brazil - Sindicato Psicólogos do Estado de São Paulo

26. Brazil - Sindicato dos trabalhadores do CEETEPS - SINTEPS

27. Brazil - SINDAGUA - MS

28. Brazil - Sindicato dos Enfermeiros do Rio de Janeiro (SINDENF - RJ)

29. Brazil - Instituto EQUIT

30. Cameroon - Féd. Synd. Employés Santé, Pharmacies & Assimilés du Cameroun (FSESPAC)

31. Canada - YWCA Canada

32. Canada - Alliance du personnel professionnel et technique de la santé et des services sociaux APTS

33. Canada - Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW - ICREF)

34. Canada - Child Care Now

35. Canada - Syndicat des professionnelles et professionnels du gouvernement du Québec

36. Canada - Syndicat des professionnelles et professionnels du gouvernement du Québec

37. Canada -

38. Canada - COPE SEPB

39. Chile - Cooperativa Desbordada

40. Chile - Confederación Fenpruss

41. Chile - Asociación Yo Cuido

42. Chile - Ciudad Feminista

43. Chile - Fundación Nodo XXI

44. Chile - Ciudadanas Cuidando

45. Chile - Asociación Yo Cuido

46. Chile - ANEIICH

47. Chile - Coordinadora No Más Afp Valdivia

48. Chile - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarixs de Salud Municipal (CONFUSAM)

49. Chile - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios Municipales de Chile

50. Colombia - Federación Nacional de Trabajadores de la Industria Gráfica, Papeleros y Afines - FENALGRAP

51. Colombia - Sindicato de Trabajadores de Acuavalle SA ESP (SINTRACUAVALLE)

52. Colombia - Sindicato Nacional de Empleados Dirección de Impuestos y Aduanas Nacionales (SINEDIAN)

53. Costa Rica - Global Campaign for Education (GCE)

54. Costa Rica - Sindicato de Trabajadores de la Universidad Nacional (SITUN)

55. Costa Rica - Sindicato de Empleados del Ministerio de Hacienda (SINDHAC)

56. Costa Rica - ANEP

57. Curaçao - ABVO

58. Czech Republic - Trade Union of the Health Service and Social Care of the Czech Republic (OS ZSP ČR)

59. Denmark - K.U.L.U. - Women and Development

60. Denmark - HopeNow

61. Dominica - Dominica Public Service Union (DPSU)

62. Dominican Republic - SITRACORAASAN

63. Ecuador - Coalición Nacional de Mujeres del Ecuador

64. Ecuador - Luna Creciente Ecuador

65. Ecuador - Ecuador Confederation of Free Trade Union Organizations (CEOSL)

66. Ecuador - Colectivo mujeres de asfalto / Fundacion de accion social e integral mujeres de asfalto

67. El Salvador - SERR

68. Eswatini - Swaziland Democratic Nurses Union

69. Fiji - Diverse Voices and Action (DIVA) for Equality

70. Gabon - Fédération Libre des Agents des Collectivités Locales du Gabon (FAL)

71. Germany - KOK - German NGO Network against Trafficking in Human Beings

72. Ghana - Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association

73. Guatemala - SIGEDIIGSS

74. Honduras - Federación Unitaria de Trabajadores de la Salud de Honduras

75. Honduras - Asociación nacional de anestesista de Honduras

76. India - LJD

77. Ireland - European Services Strategy Unit/UNISON

78. Jamaica - Jamaica Association of Local Government Officers

79. Jamaica - Jamaica Civil Service Association

80. Japan - JICHIRO

81. Kenya - Kenya county goverment workers union - wajir branch

82. Kenya - Union of Kenya Civil Servants

83. Kenya - Jamaa REsource Initiatives

84. Kenya - Nawi - Afrifem Macroeconomics Collective

85. Liberia - National Health Workers' Union of Liberia(NAHWUL)

86. Lithuania - Lithuanian Trade Union of State, Budget and Public Service Employees (LTUSE)

87. Malaysia - International Women's Rights Action Watch Asia Pacific (IWRAW Asia Pacific)

88. Mauritius - RODRIGUES GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION

89. Mauritius - Federation of Parastatal Bodies and Other Unions (FPBOU)

90. Mexico - Impulsac, A.C.

91. Mexico - Centro de Derechos Humanos Fr. Francisco de Vitoria O.P., A.C.

92. Mexico - Sindicato Único de Trabajadores Profesionistas, Administrativos y Manuales del Poder Judicial del Estado de Yucatán

93. Mexico - Sindicato Único de Trabajadores Profesionistas, Administrativos y Manuales del Poder Judicial del Estado de Yucatán

94. Mexico - Sindicato de Trabajadores de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (STUNAM)

95. Nepal - National Campaign for Sustainable Development Nepal

96. Nepal - Alliance Against Trafficking in Women and Children in Nepal (AATWIN)

97. Nepal - Women's Rehabilitation Centre (WOREC)

98. Netherlands - Transnational Institute (TNI)

99. Netherlands - La Strada International

100. New Zealand - New Zealand Public Service Association (NZPSA)

101. Nicaragua - Red Nicaragüense de Comercio Comunitario (RENICC)

102. Nicaragua - Union Nacional de Empleados UNE - FNT.

103. Nigeria - National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives

104. Norway - PION - Sex worker's interestorganization in Norway

105. Pakistan - Shirakat - Partnership for Development

106. Paraguay - Sindicato de Funcionarios Judiciales del Paraguay SIFJUPAR

107. Paraguay - Asociación Paraguaya de Enfermeria

108. Peru - Central Autónoma de Trabajadores del Perú

109. Philippines - Public Services Labor Independent Confederation

110. Portugal - A Coletiva

111. Portugal - Associacão de Combate á Precariedade - Precários Inflexí­veis

112. Saint Lucia - St. Lucia Civil Service Association

113. Senegal - Syndicat National des Agents de l'Administration Publique et Parapublique (SNAAP)

114. Serbia - ASTRA - Anti trafficking action

115. Spain - Observatorio de la Deuda en la Globalización

116. Taiwan - Ditmanson Medical Foundation Chia - Yi Christian Hospital Corporate Union (DMFCYCHCU)

117. Tanzania - Researchers, Academicians and Allied Workers Union (RAAWU)

118. Thailand - APWLD

119. Trinidad and Tobago - National Union of Government and Federated Workers (NUGFW)

120. Turkey - Human Resource Development Foundation

121. Uganda - MEMPROW - Mentoring and Empowerment Programme for Young Women

122. Ukraine - CSO "La Strada - Ukraine"

123. United Kingdom - Unite the union

124. United Kingdom - UNISON

125. United Kingdom - WIEGO (Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing)

126. United States - Sisters of Charity Federation

127. United States - American Federation of Teachers

128. Uruguay - Social Watch
     

Individuals:

1. Argentina - Marcelo Di Stefano - APUBA

2. Argentina - Johanna Rudich - Crear vale la pena

3. Argentina - Viviana Garcia - iFCI-fesprosa

4. Argentina - Ana Trifiro - APTS FESPROSA

5. Argentina - María Alejandra Arlegui - SUTEPA- Sindicato Unido de Trabajadores y Empleados del Pami

6. Argentina - Gerardo Codina -

7. Argentina - Rocio - Universidad De Avellaneda - UNDAV

8. Argentina - Karina Navone - Sindicato Gran Buenos Aires de Trabajadores de Obras Sanitarias (SGBATOS )

9. Argentina - Ramona Lopez - APTASCH FESPROSA

10. Argentina - Mirta Gloria Viola - Sitrasap- Fesprosa- CTA A

11. Argentina - Miguel Aguirre -

12. Argentina - Mirta - Salud

13. Argentina - Mariano Diaz Briz - FESPROSA

14. Argentina - Ariel Nino Monzón - Argentina

15. Armenia - Armaghanova Gayane - Republican Branch Trade Union of Health Workers of Armenia (HWUA)

16. Armenia - Arsen Igityan - Union of State, Local Government and Public Service Employees (USLGPSEA)

17. Australia - Josephine Foster - United Workers Union

18. Australia - Tom Reddington - Public Services International

19. Australia - Eva Cox -

20. Bangladesh - Paul Provakar Saha - Professional Consultant to NGOs in Bangladesh

21. Bangladesh - Nargis Jahan -

22. Belgium - Vroni Lemeire - ABVV-FGTB Brussels

23. Belgium - Tola Ositelu - International Trade Union Confederation

24. Belgium - Catherine Boeckx - EPSU

25. Belgium - Claire Wouters - ACOD/CGSP

26. Bermuda - Linda Bogle-Mienzer - BPSU

27. Brazil - Rafael Soares Lemos de Farias - GLU

28. Brazil - Flávia Gomes da Silva Nozue - PSI Interaméricas

29. Brazil - Euan Gibb - PSI Interamerica

30. Brazil - Aline Cyrillo - Entrepreneur

31. Brazil - Carolina Pastorin Castineira - Sindicato dos médicos de São Paulo - SIMESP

32. Brazil - Denise Motta Dau - Internacional de Serviciós Publicos

33. Brazil - Eliane Aparecida da Cruz - Setorial Nacional de Saúde do PT

34. Brazil - Euan Gibb - Public Services International

35. Brazil - Ozanir Evangela Oliveira - Sindsep Quixadá

36. Brazil - Geici Maiara Brig - Sindicato Único dos Trabalhadores no Serviço Público Municipal de Blumenau (SINTRASEB)

37. Brazil - João Guilherme de Paula Martins - Sindicato dos Trabalhadores Públicos da Saúde no Estado de São Paulo (SINDSAÚDE-SP)

38. Brazil - Jucélia Vargas Vieira de Jesus - CONFETAM CUT

39. Brazil - Kátia Cristina Rodrigues Silva -

40. Brazil - Kátia Cristina Rodrigues Silva - Federação dos Sindicatos dos Servidores Públicos no Estado de São Paulo (FESSP-ESP)

41. Brazil - MARIA SALETE CROSS - Confederação Nacional dos Trabalhadores na Saúde (CNTS)

42. Brazil - Sheila Maria Gonçalves da Silva -

43. Brazil - Sueli Silvia Adriano - Federação dos Trabalhadores Municipais de Santa Catarina (FETRAM-SC)

44. Brazil - Thiago Álvares Feital - UFMG

45. Bulgaria - slava zlatanova - Federation of Trade Unions - Health Servics - Citub

46. Bulgaria - Nadia Kozhouharova - Animus Association Foundation

47. Canada - Dawn Learning - Canadian Union of Public Employees

48. Canada - Maxime Larcher - APTS

49. Canada - Amar Nijhawan, she/her -

50. Canada - Laure Letarte-Lavoie - Alliance du personnel professionnel et technique de la santé et des services sociaux APTS

51. Canada - Shirley Dorismond - Fédération interprofessionnelle de la santé du Québec - FIQ

52. Canada - Michele Girash - Public Service Alliance of Canada

53. Canada - Mary Shortall -

54. Canada - Line Camerlain -

55. Canada - Nancy Gelinas -

56. Canada - Julie Labrosse -

57. Chile - Karin Mendoza - Anejud Chile

58. Chile - Nidia Bravo - ANEIICH

59. Chile - Carolina Rudnick - Fundación Libera contra la Trata de Personas y la Esclavitud en Todas sus Formas

60. Chile - Giorgio Boccardo - Fundación Nodo XXI

61. Chile - yessenia rodriguez - Fenpruss

62. Chile - María Alicia - atención primaria de salud

63. Chile - Ana Maria Vera Haro - Candidatura Popular y Feminista a la Constituyente Distrito 23.

64. Chile - Andrea Brito Pérez - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

65. Chile - Angela Rifo C - Agrupación Nacional Empleados Fiscales (ANEF)

66. Chile - carolina aravena zuñiga - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

67. Chile - Celso - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

68. Chile - Claudia Frías Amestica - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

69. Chile - Elizabeth - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

70. Chile - Fabiola Fuentes Guzman - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

71. Chile - Gisella Valenzuela Artigas - Cecosf Escuadrón

72. Chile - Lennin Gallardo Valdés - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

73. Chile - Leonardo Parraguez Gallardo - Asociacion base de atención primaria la florida, CONFUSAM

74. Chile - Maria Elena Rozas Pino - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

75. Chile - Marianela Herrera Vera -

76. Chile - Nayareth Quevedo - ISP

77. Chile - Patricia mesina garcia -

78. Chile - Patricio Orellana Nuñez - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

79. Chile - Viviana Apablaza Gajardo - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

80. Chile - Virginia González Miranda - Confederación Nacional de Funcionarios de la Salud Municipalizada (CONFUSAM)

81. Chile - Carmen Albornoz Gallegos - Asociación de Fiscalizadores de Impuestos Internos de Chile (AFIICH)

82. Chile - Fernando Riveros - Anfsml

83. Chile - Nidia Bravo Osorio - Asociación Nacional de Empleados Impuestos Internos (ANEIICH)

84. Chile - Tania Melnick - Comunicadora Social

85. Chile - Ernesto -

86. Chile - Aurora -

87. Chile - Sabrina Montecinos Verdejo -

88. Chile - Catherine concha vera -

89. Chile - Bexsabe -

90. Chile - Paola Erazo Arredondo -

91. Chile - Sandra Quinteros Concha -

92. Colombia - Mabel Jaraba Contreras - SUDEB- sindicato único de trabajadores de la educacion

93. Colombia - Julian Andres Corrales - Ninguna

94. Colombia - Gloria Silvia Ramirez Rojas - Asociación Sindical de Servidores Públicos del Ministerio de Defensa, Fuerzas Militares, Policía Nacional (ASODEFENSA)

95. Colombia - Ruth Lora Londoño - UNETE

96. Côte d'Ivoire - Ouattara épouse Nguessan Tiekhou Antoinette - Syndicat National des sages-femmes ivoiriennes (SYNSFI)

97. Dominican Republic - Luisa Soto -

98. Ecuador - Marí­a Augusta Carrillo - CONASEP

99. Ecuador - Jessica Johanna Rivera Ulcuango -

100. Ecuador - Angelica Ordonez - Asociación de Funcionarios y Empleados de la Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar Subsede Ecuador (ASOUASB)

101. Ecuador - Vanessa Bosquez - Independiente

102. Ecuador - Ginger Tumbaco Quintero - Confederación Nacional de Servidores Públicos del Ecuador (CONASEP)

103. Ecuador - Gloria Minango Narváez - Consejo Nacional para la Igualdad de Género

104. Ecuador - Miguel Borja -

105. Ecuador - Maritza Zambrano - Sindicato Nacional Unico De Trabajadoras Remuneradas Del Hogar Ecuador

106. Ecuador - Sisa Madrid - Compañía Nacional de Danza

107. France - Hervé Wittmer - CFDT santé-sociaux

108. France - GIL - CFDT

109. France - Muriel Marcilloux - FNME CGT

110. France - Le Noc - CFDT SANTE SOCIAUX

111. France - William MONCEL - CFDT Santé-sociaux

112. France - Agustina Soto Acebal - Public Service International

113. France - Aurore Capelier -

114. France - Hazel Ripoll - Public Services International

115. France - Marcelo Netto - Public Services International

116. France - Mike Waghorne - Retired - formerly with PSI.

117. France - Veronika Tober - Public Services International

118. France - Nicolas Cengarle -

119. Germany - Lea Rakovsky - Ban Ying e.V.

120. Germany - Alexa Wolfstädter - ver.di

121. Germany - Sophia Wirsching - German NGO Network against Trafficking in Human Beings - KOK e.V.

122. Germany - Philipp Effertz -

123. Guatemala - Kevin Alexander Junior Carrera Vielman - Comité Nacional de Juventudes ISP Guatemala

124. Guatemala - Delmy Cano -

125. Guatemala - Douglas Saban -

126. Guatemala - Lesbia Xiomara Conde Pacheco -

127. Honduras - Cindy Rodriguez -

128. Honduras - Martha hernandez -

129. Honduras - Digna Nazareth Rivera Reyes -

130. Honduras - Miguel Angel Mejia Maldonado -

131. Honduras - José Antonio Núñez Murillo -

132. Honduras - Nelson ramon fuentes colindres -

133. India - Sharmistha Barwa - Independent consultant

134. India - Banaani Deka - Public Services International

135. Italy - Nicoletta grieco - Fpcgil

136. Jamaica - Melaini Mullings-Arnold - Jamaica Civil Service Association

137. Jamaica - Techa Clarke-Griffiths -

138. Lebanon - chahnaz El Zein - Public Services International

139. Lebanon - Joumana Al Azar - Public Services International

140. Lebanon - Najwa Hanna - PUBLIC SERVICES INTERNATIONAL

141. Mali - maiga issoufi - federation des syndicats du secteur public IS MALI

142. Mauritius - Manisha Goodary Tauckoor - Federation of Parastatal Bodies and Other Unions (FPBOU)

143. Mexico - Montserrat Zurita Medina - Sindicato de trabajadores de la universidad nacional autónoma de méxico

144. Mexico - Sulima Garcí­a - Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro

145. Mexico - Mauricio Hernández - STUNAM

146. Mexico - Judith Cuellar - Stunam - México

147. Mexico - Rubá­ Carla Gutiérrez - Stunam

148. Mexico - Cesar - Stunam

149. Mexico - Valentina Zendejas Moheno -

150. Mexico - César Aguilar Reyes - STUNAM

151. Mexico - Angélica Sánchez Santiago - Comunicacion Intercambio Y Desarrollo Humano En America Latina A C

152. Mexico - Guadalupe Guillermina Carmona - Centro de Apoyo para el Movimiento Popular de Occidente, A. C.

153. Mexico - Gina Guadalupe Arellano Castillo - Sindicato Democrático Independiente de Trabajadores del Sistema de Transporte Colectivo Metro

154. Mexico - ANA LAURA RAMÍREZ HUITRÓN - RED DE TRABAJADORAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN SNTE

155. Mexico - Lourdes García Acevedo - Frente Feminista NACIONAL

156. Mexico - MARIA DEL CARMEN ORDAZ - Coordinación Feminista Olimpia de Gouges, AC.

157. Mexico - Mercedes Olivera Bustamante - CDMCh

158. Mexico - Monica Jimenez - Sindicato Mexicano de Electricistas

159. Mexico - Blanca velazquez - Centro de Apoyo al [email protected]

160. Mexico - Clara Jusidman -

161. Nepal - Jeni Jain Thapa - Public Services International

162. Netherlands - Rachel Walker -

163. New Zealand - David Gerbault -

164. New Zealand - Caleb Gordon - New Zealand Public Service Association (NZPSA)

165. New Zealand - Lucy Andreetti - New Zealand Public Service Association (NZPSA)

166. Nicaragua - Francisca Yesenia Jiron Duartea -

167. Nicaragua - Adriana Espinoza - FESITUN

168. Pakistan - Abdul Haleem - All Pakistan Labour Federation (APLF)

169. Panama - Luis Antonio Dominguez -

170. Panama - Alejandro Haynes -

171. Paraguay - David Campos - Sitrande

172. Paraguay - Rocio - APE

173. Paraguay - Silvia Beatriz Araújo Amarilla - Sitrama

174. Paraguay - Blanca Rodríguez Otazú - Asociación Paraguaya de Enfermeria

175. Paraguay - Fátima Fernández -

176. Paraguay - Maria Concepcion Chávez -

177. Philippines - Violeta P. Fernandez - PSLINK/ BINAN INTEGRATED NATIONAL HIGH SCOOL FACULTY ASSS.

178. Philippines - Flor Lamit - Amang Rodriguez Memorial Medical Center

179. Philippines - Glen Q Pastorfide - Public Services International

180. Philippines - Victor G. Chiong - Public Services International

181. Poland - FrÄ…czkiewicz-Wronka Aldona -

182. Portugal - Valentina Montanaro -

183. Portugal - José Soeiro -

184. Portugal - Beatriz Pedroso -

185. Portugal - Katarina Da Silva -

186. Portugal - Joana Canedo -

187. South Africa - Sandra van Niekerk - Public Services International

188. South Africa - Naadira Munshi -

189. South Korea - Youngbae Chang - Korean Public Service and Transport Workers' Union (KPTU)

190. Spain - DAVID FERNÁNDEZ -

191. Spain - Erica Gutiérrez Méndez -

192. Spain - Carmen Escandón Garcí­a - [email protected]

193. Spain - Gloria Mora Campos - UGT

194. Spain - Carmen Riesgo López -

195. Spain - Lurdes - Ugt

196. Spain - Pilar González Ferrer - Unión General de Trabajadores

197. Spain - Manuela -

198. Spain - María Teresa Rodríguez Blanco - UGT

199. Spain - Dolores Gómez Jiménez -

200. Spain - Alejandra Lago Cameselle -

201. Spain - María Jesús de la Flor -

202. Spain - Angel Gasque -

203. Spain - Ángel Iglesias Fernández - UGT Coruña

204. Spain - María Ángeles Fernández Cillero - Organización Mundial De Cuidados

205. Spain - Carlos Agrasar Cruz -

206. Spain - Carlos Dãaz del Rão - UGT

207. Spain - María -

208. Spain - FeSP UGT Tarragona - FeSP UGT

209. Spain - Sector de Enseñanza - FeSP-UGT

210. Spain - Delia Irene Martinez Conde -

211. Spain - Jaime Durán García - UGT

212. Spain - José Manuel Núñez Soutullo - UGT

213. Spain - Jose seijas Amigo - hospital clinico de santiago

214. Spain - Juana Rodríguez Abellelleira - UGT

215. Spain - Olga Lc -

216. Spain - Victor Pariente Contreras - Union General de Trabajadores

217. Spain - Leticia Velo Castro - UGT

218. Spain - MARIA JOSE DACOSTA ARGIBAY -

219. Spain - García Navarro Milagros - FESP-UGT

220. Spain - Purificación -

221. Spain - Regina Rodríguez Rodriguez - UGT

222. Spain - Rocío Meira Carrillo - UGT

223. Spain - Rubén - UGT

224. Spain - Silvia Iglesias Sanchez - UGT

225. Spain - José Antonio Gómez Gómez - UGT Galicia

226. Spain - luis fernandez lopez - UGT

227. Spain - Jorge Fortes -

228. Switzerland - Catherine A Kane -

229. Switzerland - Olivier Zimmermann -

230. Tanzania - Eym Maria - WATED

231. Togo - Charlotte Kalanbani - Public Services International

232. Uganda - Immaculate Mukasa - MEMPROW - Mentoring and Empowerment Programme for Young Women

233. Uganda - Maurine Aber - All in One Women's Association

234. United Kingdom - Dave Chappell -

235. United Kingdom - James Graham Corscadden - TUC

236. United Kingdom - Laura Denham - Individual

237. United Kingdom - David Kirby - Doctors In Unite

238. United Kingdom - Diane Elson - UK Women's Budget Group

239. United Kingdom - Jackie Lewis - UNISON

240. United Kingdom - Luke Holland - Tax Justice Network

241. United Kingdom - Penny Smith - UNISON

242. United Kingdom - Sophie Efange - Gender and Development Network

243. United Kingdom - Tamara Gausi - ITUC/Equal Times

244. United Kingdom - Hannah Bristow -

245. United Kingdom - Larry Sanders -

246. United Kingdom - Sally F Spear -

247. United Kingdom - Patrick Browne -

248. United Kingdom - Joan Hughes -

249. United States - Marisol - The World, sponsored by God

250. United States - Pablo Stein - AFT

251. United States - John C Bhend - AFSCME Local 52

252. United States - Jan Hochadel - AFT/AFT-CT

253. United States - Gawain Kripke - independent

254. United States - Raimo Kangasniemi -

255. United States - Steve Porter - Public Services International

256. United States - Valentine M Moghadam - Northeastern University

257. United States - florencia giordano - Women Entrepreneurs of NYC, NYC Dept. of Small Business Services

258. United States - Alex Lefkowitz -

259. Zimbabwe - Mavies Sibanda - Zimbabwe Urban Councils Workers Union (ZUCWU)