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Equity and inclusion 24 November 2025 Mobilising against misogyny and gender-based violence in schools
Marking the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence
Amid reports of growing misogyny, harassment, and gender-based violence against women teachers, Education International (EI) calls for coordinated action to ensure schools are safe spaces for female teachers and students in all their diversity.
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Standards and working conditions 4 November 2025 Mongolia: Major union victory as persistent mobilisation and widely supported strike lead to substantial increase in teachers’ basic salary
After more than 13 weeks of strike and nine rounds of negotiations , the teachers’ strike in Mongolia has been called off following a favourable agreement between the Federation of Mongolian Education and Science Unions (FMESU) and Mongolia’s Ministry of Education. Teachers’ basic salary will increase by 50%.
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From work to school: putting an end to child labour 21 November 2025 New report highlights significant impact of trade union and community mobilisation in combating child labour
The Child Labour Free Zone (CLFZ) approach implemented by many Education International (EI) affiliates is a community-based solution that is proving highly effective. An independent assessment commissioned by Education International shows that the approach transforms communities. The evaluation was conducted by a team of assessors who combined qualitative and quantitative...
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Equity and inclusion 25 November 2025 When it clicks, you can’t unsee it! When sexual harassment and racism intersect – ‘Misogynoir’
Jennifer Moses
For more than twenty-five years I have stood at the intersection of education and trade unionism. I have fought for social justice, equality and trade union rights and organised teachers across the UK as well as across continents. I am a trade unionist because I believe that workplaces can –...
When it clicks, you can’t unsee it! When sexual harassment and racism intersect – ‘Misogynoir’