Honduras

Last update: 15/12/2024

1980
1983
Equal Remuneration Convention (1951)
1956
Social Security (Minimum Standards) Convention (1952)
2012
Discrimination Convention (Employment and Occupation) (1958)
1960
Workers with Family Responsibilities Convention (1981)
Maternity Protection Convention (2000)
Domestic Workers Convention (2011)
Violence and Harassment at work Convention (2019)

  • Act No. 131. Constitution of the Republic of Honduras (11 January, 1982)

  • Act No. 189-59. Labour Code of Honduras, (15 July, 1959)

  • No. 34-2000. Act on Equal Opportunities for Women (22 May, 2000)

  • DECREE No. 27 - 2015 Equal Pay Act; April 27, 2015.

  • Decree No. 189-59. Honduran Labour Code (of 15 – 23 July 1959)

  • Agreement No. 003-JD-2005, General Regulation of the Social Security Law (29 February, 2005)

  • Decree No. 189-59, Labour Code of Honduras (15–23 July, 1959)

  • Social Security Law and Decree No. 080-2001 (1 June, 2001)

  • Decree No. 131, Constitution of the Republic of Honduras (11 January, 1982)

  • Law No. 34-2000 on equal opportunities for women (22 May, 2000)

  • Accord No. 003-JD-2005 of the Honduran Institute of Social Security. General Regulation on the Social Security Law, (29 June, 2005)

  • Social Security Law and Act No. 080-2001 containing the reforms thereof (1 June, 2001)

  • Constitution of the Republic of Honduras. 11 January 1982.

  • Legislative Decree 34-2000. Law on equal opportunities for women. 22 May 2000.

  • Legislative Decree 24-2008. Law on consumer protection. 30 April 2008.

  • Legislative Decree 170-2006. Law on transparency and access to public information. 30 December 2006.

  • Legislative Decree 129-2004. On the financial system. 22 September 2004.

  • Legislative Decree 53 of 1950. Law on the Central Bank of Honduras. 3 February 1950.

  • Legislative Decree 155-95. Law on the National Banking and Insurance Commission. 18 November 1995.

  • Legislative Decree 131-2014. 30 April 2015. Law for the regulation of designated non-financial activities and professions.

  • Legislative Decree 144-2014. Special anti-money laundering law. 30 April 2015.

  • Legislative Decree 149-2013. Law on digital signatures. 11 December 2013.

  • Legislative Decree 110-2015. Law for the national solidarity credit programme for rural women. 14 March 2016.

  • Executive resolution 014-2018. Implementing regulations of the law for the National Solidarity Credit Programme for Rural Women (CREDIMUJER). 22 May 2018.

  • Legislative Decree 201-2013. Law on rural savings and credit banks. 13 October 1993.

  • Legislative Decree 135-2008. Law for the promotion and development of the competitiveness of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. 31 October 2008.

  • Legislative Decree 205-2011. Law on the Mutual Guarantee Fund System for the promotion of MSMEs, social housing and technical-vocational education. 25 November 2011.

  • Legislative Decree 182-2009. Law on security interests. 22 September 2009.

  • No applicable law

  • Decree No. 34/00 (of 28 April 2000)

  • Resolution No.577-2024 (of 22 August 2024)

  • Decree No. 62-2023 (of 18 January 2024)

  • Decree 131, Constitution of the Republic of Honduras (of 11 January 1982)

  • Decree 189- 59. Labour Code (of 15 July 1959)

  • Decree 106, creating the unit for the investigation of violent female deaths and femicides (of 1 December 2016)

  • Decree 132, on domestic violence (of 15 November 1997, amended in 2006)

  • Law 34-2000 on equal opportunities for women (of 22 May 2000)

  • Criminal Code (of 26 September 1983)

  • Decree 250, Law on domestic violence, as amended (of 11 March 2006)

  • Decree 23, reforming the Criminal Code (of 6 April 2013)

  • Decree 144-83, amending the Criminal Code with regard to crimes of sexual violence (of 8 February 1996)

  • Decree 126-1967, Civil Service Act (of 28 October 1967)

  • Decree 232-98, Law on the National Institute for Women (of 11 February 1999)

  • Decree 99-2020, Special measures for the dissemination, prevention and response to violence against women and actions to promote gender equality during the National Emergency declared as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic (of 30 July 2020).

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