Early Childhood Education and Care for Informal Workers: An Emancipatory Framework for Better Working Futures’ (2018) U of OxHRH J 16

Sep 11, 2018

Written by: Oxford Human Rights Hub

The practice of taking children to the workplace poses enormous challenges to women’s productivity and child welfare.

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