Just Economy and Labor Institute (JELI)
Just Economy and Labor Institute (JELI) is a non-profit organization working to promote social justice and ensure the protection of labor rights in Southeast Asia, with the focus on Thailand. We support workers and labor organizations by offering educational and capacity-building programs. We also partner with rights-based organizations that share our vision and mission to conduct research and propose policy recommendations aimed at achieving economic and labor justice.
Contact details:
Address: 666 Charoen Nakhon Road, Banglamphu Lang, Khlong San, Bangkok 10600
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Website: www.justeconomylabor.org
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