111th Session of the International Labour Conference (2023)
General guidelines for participants using social media
During the 111th Session of the International Labour Conference, the ILO will tweet in English from @ILO, in French from @OITinfo, and in Spanish from @OITNoticias.
The official hashtag for this year’s International Labour Conference is:
• #ILC2023 (English)
• #CIT2023 (French)
• #CIT2023 (Spanish)
Delegates who wish to share their thoughts and experiences about the Conference on Twitter and other social media should do so using the hashtags hereabove in their respective language and, when possible, direct tweets to @ILO, @OITInfo or @OITNoticias.
Recommendation
Ensure that the information you are about to share on social media can be made public.
In some committees, the Chairperson may ask delegates to refrain from sharing updates about the discussions on social media or from quoting other delegates directly. Delegates should make sure the session is open to the public before publishing posts on proceedings. If not, delegates should ensure they understand any instructions regarding social media that committee/meeting chairpersons have provided before sharing posts about committee meetings.
Social media wall
Join the conversation at the International Labour Conference by sharing posts on social media with the hashtag #ILO2023, or upload your message directly to the digital social wall. Your messages will appear on the social wall at the Conference seen by delegates from all around the world: https://my.walls.io/ILC2023.
Note: The use of online services to publicize ILO information does not entail an endorsement of service providers nor of the terms and conditions these may set out for users.
The official hashtag for this year’s International Labour Conference is:
• #ILC2023 (English)
• #CIT2023 (French)
• #CIT2023 (Spanish)
Delegates who wish to share their thoughts and experiences about the Conference on Twitter and other social media should do so using the hashtags hereabove in their respective language and, when possible, direct tweets to @ILO, @OITInfo or @OITNoticias.
Recommendation
Ensure that the information you are about to share on social media can be made public.
In some committees, the Chairperson may ask delegates to refrain from sharing updates about the discussions on social media or from quoting other delegates directly. Delegates should make sure the session is open to the public before publishing posts on proceedings. If not, delegates should ensure they understand any instructions regarding social media that committee/meeting chairpersons have provided before sharing posts about committee meetings.
Social media wall
Join the conversation at the International Labour Conference by sharing posts on social media with the hashtag #ILO2023, or upload your message directly to the digital social wall. Your messages will appear on the social wall at the Conference seen by delegates from all around the world: https://my.walls.io/ILC2023.
Note: The use of online services to publicize ILO information does not entail an endorsement of service providers nor of the terms and conditions these may set out for users.