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The Kenya Union of domestic Hotels Educational Institutions Hospitals and Allied Workers is calling on the government to adopt the International labor organization Convention 189. According to the union, this will enhance the rights and protection of domestic workers.
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KUDHEIHA calls for condusive work environment fro domestic workers
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