To make asian Governments to understand the crisis due to lack of social security to workers in unorganised sectors

UNORGANISED SECTOR and lack of social security

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To make asian Governments to understand the crisis due to lack of social security to workers in unorganised sectors

Our wish to seek attention of UNO/ WTO/ and other human rights organisation towards over 70-80% of total working population of asian poor and developing countries are employed/ engaged directly or indirectly with informal unorganised sectors specially small cottage and agriculture sectors. where working people do not have entitlement of social security schemes. these sectors are directly or indirectly involved in the export to other countries. it is very disappointing that no organisation has till now come forward to plight of workers of this sector to get their social security benefit. they do not want any thing free but there should be an international law to protect the interest of social security for their old age/disability/illness/ unemployment etc.............................

i give a small example as if a person from informal sector
meets an accident/ gets ill for long time/ remains unemployed/old age when unable to work etc.. under these circumstances person has no alternate for food/shelter. this is all due to lack of involving this informal sectors to the mainstream of u.n.o or i.l.o. old aged people percentage is growing every day. this issue it has to be treated human rights issue.

SECURED LIFE IS HUMAN RIGHTS !!!!!!!!!

NO ORGANISATION HAS RIGHT TO CLAIM OF ITS WORKING FOR HUMAN RIGHTS UNLESS IT FIGHTS FOR THE SOCIAL SECRURITY FOR POOR PEOPLE WHO WORK IN UNORGANISED SECTORS. EACH HUMAN HAS RIGHT TO HAVE SECURED LIFE.

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An old aged blind man singing (with his female partner) out side Hindu Jain temple, in Khajhuraho