We are transport, and these are our stories: our hardships and triumphs, our frustrations and elations, our tribulations and breakthroughs, our fears and aspirations. Both moments of the extraordinary, and experiences of our everyday.
When Sheela Naikwade joined Maharashtra State Transport Kamgar Sanghatana (MSTKS) in 1995, she was one of very few women members. Women were sidelined, their concerns unheard, their participation
With 50 ratifications of ILO Convention 190, it’s time to reflect on this milestone. Six years since the historic adoption of the International Labour Organization’s Violence and Harassment Convention
In a world marked by war, climate disaster, inequality and mass displacement, modern slavery and human trafficking are surging. And too often, it’s transport workers — especially migrants — who are
Transport workers keep everyone safe in dangerous weather, and it is unions leading the way on protecting workers and passengers, winning protections like early warning systems. For Andrés and Lourdes
