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ICMC statement at the 114th International Labour Conference, 9 June 2026
June 8, 2026
Advocacy Decent work Future of Work Labour After Laudato Si Social justice
“The future of work must not be determined solely by technological capacity or market forces, but by ethical responsibility, social dialogue, and the primacy of human dignity.”
At the 114th International Labour Conference in Geneva, ICMC President Christine Nathan highlights impact of digitalization, platform work and artificial intelligence for the world of work, reflects on the message of Magnifica Humanitas to urge ethical reflection linked to strong multilateral action.
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All Called to Ensure Respect for the Dignity of Every Person
June 19, 2025
On World Refugee Day, ICMC reaffirms its commitment to walk alongside displaced persons. We urge the international community to establish policies and practices that protect refugees, and echo Pope Leo XIV’s words calling every one of us to strive to ensure respect for the dignity of every person.
