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Domestic work in Chile, Britain, South Africa and India, and the law's habit of not quite covering it.
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At University College London, Faculty of Laws, Bentham House.
Natalie Sedacca's book takes four countries on four continents and finds the same pattern: protection fails both because domestic workers are written out of labour law and because immigration status quietly removes what protection exists. A panel discusses it. At the Faculty of Laws.
Wednesday 4 November 2026: 18:00 – 19:00
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