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Seoul Declaration on Safety and Health at Work
The Seoul Declaration on Safety and Health at Work was adopted on 29 June 2008 by some 50 high-level decision-makers from around the world as a major new blueprint for constructing a global culture of safety and health at work.
Meeting prior to the XVIII World Congress on Safety and Health at Work, the first high-level Safety and Health Summit gathered international leaders, government ministers, CEOs of major multinational companies, social security leaders and senior safety and health experts, and representatives of employers and workers.
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Explanatory brochure in English [ Seoul_Declaration_brochure.pdf 4.66 MB ]
Arabic [ Seoul_Declaration-Arabic.pdf 118.33 kB ]
Chinese [ Seoul_Declaration-Chinese.pdf 87.38 kB ]
Dutch [ De_verklaring_van_Seoul.pdf 60.84 kB ]
English [ 2Seoul_Declaration.pdf 463.45 kB ]
French [ 1Seoul_Declaration.pdf 473.91 kB ]
German [ 4Seoul_Declaration.pdf 458.88 kB ]
Japanese [ SeoulDeclaration-Japanese.pdf 27.64 kB ]
Korean [ seoul-declaration-korean.pdf 1.22 MB ]
Russian [ Seoul Declaration-Russian.pdf 88.88 kB ]
Spanish [ 3Seoul_Declaration.pdf 472.48 kB ]
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Seoul Declaration Website: www.seouldeclaration.org
XVIII World Congress on Safety and Health at Work: News and resources
Topics: Occupational risks
Events: XVIII World Congress on Safety and Health at Work
Regions: International
Language: Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish
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