ILO regional meeting

ILO regional meeting

KYOTO, Japan - The International Labor Organization's 15th Asia and the Pacific Regional Meeting begins on Dec. 4, 2011, in Kyoto, western Japan. Around 450 participants will discuss labor issues in the region during the meeting concluding Dec. 7.

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