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APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Tribute to Women in Cross-border trading: How can Africa achieve social justice by including protection needs and voices of the vulnerable?

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Another Heather Cole Column – Social Justice for the Working Class

Working Class Inclusion in the Social Partnership In an address on World Day of Social Justice on February 20 th 2020, the Minister of Labour Colin Jordan spoke on the topic “Closing the Inequalities Gap to Achieve Social Justice”. In that address he stated, “social justice connotes an environment where there is equity and fairness, no one is marginalized, exploited or discriminated against, there is no poverty, there are equal gender opportunities, and there is no infringement of human rights” and “social justice will be achieved through a variety of means including education, awareness-building and legislation.” Sad to say, the minimum wage was overlooked and not included. A few months later, in June 2020 the Minister brought legislation to discriminate against the already exploited working class of Barbados.

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