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Make a donation to ensure that all workers' rights are protected under international law and have access to effective legal remedies if their rights are violated.

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Your donation helps protect and expand worker rights!

The International Lawyers Assisting Workers (ILAW) Network is a public service project led by the Solidarity Center made up of more than 1,300 pro-labor lawyers in 96 countries, primarily from the Global South. It is the largest membership organization of labor and worker rights lawyers in the world.

The ILAW Network lawyers work together to develop creative solutions to promote workers’ rights around the world—through campaigns, policy analysis, litigation and legislation.

From engaging with major fashion brands and suppliers to end gender-based violence and harassment in garment factories to suing major technology companies to secure labor rights on digital platforms, the ILAW Network holds governments and corporations accountable.

STRATEGIC LITIGATION FUND

Click here to learn more about the ILAW Network and Solidarity Center's strategic litigation Fund. (link to website asset)

Launched in 2022, the ILAW Network’s Strategic Litigation Fund awards modest grants to lawyers to support impact litigation to defend important legal principles and protect worker rights as human rights.

The ILAW Network has awarded 24 grants driving change in countries such as Albania, Brazil, Ecuador, Eswatini, Ethiopia, Germany, India, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, South Africa, Switzerland, and Zimbabwe.

Every donation, big or small, to the Strategic Litigation Fund can make a difference.

With just $1,500 we were able to send an investigative team of worker rights lawyers to conduct interviews with the families of victims’, indigenous communities and survivors of the Brumadinho dam collapse in Brazil where over 270 people died. The testimonies gathered and findings from the investigation were instrumental in driving the litigation to hold multinational corporations that certified the dam as safe accountable. As a result, the Brazilian company agreed to pay compensation (moral damages) in the amount of $7bn to the families of the victims.

Make a donation today to protect and defend worker rights around the world.

Click here to learn more about the ILAW Network.

The Solidarity Center Education Fund is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization (EIN: 52-1984719) and your contribution is tax-deductible to the extent of applicable laws. No goods or services will be provided to you in exchange for your contribution.