Publications on forced labour
2014
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Strengthening action to end forced labour
27 March 2014
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Strengthening action to end forced labour
27 March 2014
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Employment practices and working conditions in Thailand’s fishing sector
24 February 2014
The report, based on the largest survey of working conditions in the Thai fishing sector to date, has been compiled by the ILO’s tripartite project to protect migrant workers within and from the Greater Mekong Subregion and the Asian Research Center for Migration at Chulalongkorn University’s Institute of Asian Studies.
2013
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Meeting summary of the Role of Employers’ Organizations in Matching Skills and Increasing Mobility Across the ASEAN Region: Employers’ Regional Workshop – ASEAN TRIANGLE Project
06 November 2013
Meeting Summary for The role of Employers’ Organizations in Matching Skills and increasing Mobility across the ASEAN region: Employers’ Regional Workshop – ASEAN TRIANGLE Project, 6 November 2013, Bali, Indonesia
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Business and the fight against child labour - Experience from India, Brazil and South Africa
25 October 2013
A new report on the efforts of businesses in three countries in the global South to eliminate child labour, in their operations, supply chains and wider communities.
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Measurement of Forced labour
10 October 2013
19th International Conference of Labour Statisticians, 2-11 October 2013
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SAPFL Newsletter - September 2013
10 September 2013
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Strengthening action to end forced labour
16 July 2013
Overview of the international legal framework for the elimination forced labour, and examination of national law and practice concerning national policy and institutions, prevention, victim protection, compensation and enforcement, including a questionnaire for member States.
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Work in Freedom: Preventing trafficking of women and girls in South Asia and the Middle East
15 July 2013
Promoting education, fair recruitment, safe migration and decent work, the Work in Freedom programme adopts an integrated and targeted approach to prevent trafficking of women and girls in South Asian countries of origin (Bangladesh, India and Nepal) and in selected destination countries (India, Jordan, Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates). It will reach at least 100,000 women and girls as direct beneficiaries.
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Forced labour of adults and children in the agriculture sector of Nepal: Focusing on Haruwa-Charuwa in eastern Tarai and Haliya in far-western Hills
01 July 2013
The report presents the results of a survey on the working and living conditions of adult and child labourers under the haruwa, charuwa and haliya systems in agriculture, prevalent in certain rural Districts of Nepal. The study aims to inform future policy and programme development to benefit this particularly vulnerable group of Nepal's population.