On the sidelines of the World of Work Summit, ILO live interviewed attending labour ministers and heads of international organizations to find out what they feel needs to be done to achieve social justice for all.

Interview with Adama Kamara, Minister of Employment and Social Protection, Republic of Côte d'Ivoire

During the World of Work Summit, ILO live interviewed attending labour ministers and heads of international organizations to find out what they feel needs to be done to achieve social justice for all.&nbsp;

Interview with Seamus O'Regan, Minister of Labour of Canada

Voices from the World of Work Summit on social justice for all 

Interview with Raquel Cecilia Kismer de Olmos, Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Security, Argentina

Interview with Pablo Mieres, Minister of Labour and Social Security, Uruguay

Interview with Mel Stride, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, United Kingdom

Interview with Ligia Noronha, UN Assistant Secretary-General and Head of UNEP New York Office

On the sidelines of the World of Work Summit, ILO live interviewed attending labour ministers and heads of international organizations to find out what they feel needs to be done to achieve social justice for all.&nbsp;

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Interview with Grégoire Owona, Minister of Labour and Social Security, Cameroon

Interview with Georges Engel, Minister for Labour, Employment and the Social Solidarity Economy, Luxembourg

Interview with Federica Saliola-Manager, Jobs Group, Social Protection and Jobs Global Practice, World Bank 

Interview with Doris Zapata Acevedo, Minister of Labour and Labour Development, Panama

Interview with Adriana Quinones, Head, Human Rights and Development-UN Women 

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