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Actress Marlee Matlin is best known for playing characters that don't let disabilities get in the way. It's a role she's been playing most of her life.
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To mark the International Day for Disabled Persons, Oscar-winning actress Marlee Matlin joined the International Labour Organization to call for decent work for disabled persons. "Let's make decent work a reality for all," she signs.
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Tourists will soon be able to visit one of Angkor's greatest treasures: the 11th century Baphuon temple. Now the temple is the centre of a huge archaeological reconstruction effort. Safety training means today's Khmer construction workers are reclaiming this piece of their heritage without the dangers their ancestors faced.
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Informal workers in Ghana are starting to see the benefits of more formal ways of working. With help from the International Labour Organization's Decent Work Pilot Project, people in Ajumako and Winneba, some of the poorest places in Ghana, are bringing about their own transition to Decent Work.
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More than two decades of conflict have crippled Afghanistan's economy. But some Afghan women are taking their handicraft skills to the market and playing an active role in the country's reconstruction and development as ILO TV reports.
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