International Instrument January 1, 1965
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ILO Convention C045 - Underground Work (Women) Convention, 1935
This ILO Convention prohibits the employment of women in underground work in mines of all kinds. Malawi ratified in 1965.
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Adopted in 1935, this ILO Convention prohibits the employment of women in underground work in mines of all kinds. Malawi ratified the convention in 1965, supporting the protection of women workers in hazardous environments.
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- Jan 1, 1965
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