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This handbook provides consolidated guidance on the detection of forced labor among fishers. The handbook is aimed at both state authorities and at non-state actors directly engaged with fishers or otherwise concerned with labor and human rights in fishing. The Handbook is relevant for fisheries worldwide, but the tools it contains will require adaptation to each country’s legal frameworks and fishing industry characteristics. Part I of the handbook describes the broad legal and conceptual frameworks for understanding the characteristics of forced labor in fishing and Part II provides guidance on how forced labor detection can be integrated into the extant compliance efforts.

A report that describes exploitative labor of children and adolescents in Argentina and outlines the actions trade unions have taken to prevent and eradicate child labor and protect adolescent labor.

A report presenting the outcomes of a workshop on the role of Trade Union Organizations in addressing the issues of forced labor, trafficking, and child labor in Niger held in December 2020.

A fact sheet about From Protocol to Practice: A Bridge to Global Action on Forced Labour (The Bridge Project) project.

This is an informational graphic video that describes what Project Okakuua is, the organizations and ministries involved in carrying out the project's activities, and its funders. The video goes through the project's operation model as well as the results from the implementors' efforts and what lead to success.

The purpose of this guide is to help Veracruz state and municipal administration officials strengthen the institutional capacity and public policies on the prevention and eradication of child labor, and the protection of adolescents of the legal age to perform labor. This guide is meant to be used as a reference document.

A guide explaining why ratification and implementation of P029, the “Protocol of 2014 to the Forced Labour Convention, 1930” (the Forced Labour Protocol) represents a vital opportunity for trade unions and their allies to obtain, through social dialogue and action, measures to end exploitative labour practices and advance opportunities for decent work.

A September 2020 project newsletter which discusses project activities pertaining to trainings on the subject of SDG 8 as well as project activities related to the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.

A December 2020 project newsletter highlighting several project accomplishments from the year such as efforts to build stakeholder capacity, the launch of free online learning resources about forced labor frameworks and indicators, as well as the release of a midterm evaluation.

With this Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans on Forced Labour, the ILO aims to support governments, employers’ and workers’ organizations and other key stakeholders in their efforts to end forced labour. Whether they are involved in developing, implementing or monitoring NAPs, they will find practical information in the Guidance Manual and associated Tools. The toolkit can also be a useful guide for ILO Specialists and practitioners that are supporting them in this process.