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This is an infographic that lists what the 2014 Protocol to Forced Labour Convention No.29 does to prevent forced labor and protect those that fall victim to it. It urges the government of Nepal to ratify the 2014 Protocol to Forced Labor Convention No.29 in both English and Nepali.

This is a fact sheet describing the Tumbes region in Peru. It provides an overview of the region's geography, demographics, and statistics on labor and child labor.

This is a regional plan that outlines the national policy against trafficking in persons and its variations in forms of exploitation. This document visualizes the phenomenon of human trafficking in its different dimensions and constitutes evidence of institutional will to continue strengthening and implementing sustainable public policies with other regional, provincial and local initiatives aimed at the comprehensive development of the population of Ucayali.

This is a leaflet that from Sunafil outlining what forced labor is and how to prevent and eradicate forced labor in Peru. It provides examples of forced labor situations, how to identify them, and the laws in place that sanction such practices. It also provides hotline numbers to call and denounce cases of forced labor.

This is a leaflet from Sunafil that outlines what forced labor looks like in the illegal mining sector, the sanctions that Sunafil imposes against forced labor, and the resources available for people to denounce such cases and how to do so. The leaflet also provides a brief overview of indicators of forced labor in the illegal mining industry and where in Peru this is most practice

This is an informational leaflet from Sunafil that calls transportation takers to take action and keep an eye out for indicators that might depict a victim of forced labor or human trafficking. The leaflet maps out the common routes taken by human traffickers, signs that depict victims of forced labor or human trafficking, and hotlines and resources that are available to denounce such cases.