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This facilitator's guide aims at providing a training package for legal practitioners who may be exposed to forced labor in the course of their duties in Malaysia. The training package comprises of eleven modules.

This document outlines the labor situation in Peru and provides the objectives of the national plan against forced labor which are aimed to decrease the presence of forced labor in the country through activities such as improving the response capacity of the state and raising awareness on the issue.

A policy brief indicating the gaps in efforts to address forced labor and child labor in Malaysia, vulnerabilities to labor exploitation, and policy recommendations to address the issue.

This study is a market analysis and beneficiary needs assessment for a livelihood support program for freed-Haliyas in the Surkhet district, in context of the ILO’s ‘From Protocol to Practice: A Bridge to Global Action on Forced Labor’ (The Bridge Project). The main objective of this study was to collect and compile information on completed and on-going livelihood programs for freed-Haliya. In addition, the study sought to analyse the needs of the Freed-Haliyas and the labor market situation in Surkhet district, in order to recommend cost effective and sustainable livelihood options for Hailyas.  

A midline survey for training program participants with questions about participants' experience with the training, work status; income and assets; debt; forced labor vulnerabilities; and sense of empowerment. The survey contains content in Nepali and English.

A report presenting the results of Mexico's 2019 National Child Labor Survey.

A news article about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on employment status and wages.

This guide is divided into two parts. Part I of the guide aims to clarify the phenomenon of forced labor. Part II of the guide presents the concrete measures required to combat forced labor, as well as specific initiatives that parliamentarians can take to address the phenomenon.

This guide is divided into two parts. Part I of the guide aims to clarify the phenomenon of forced labor. Part II of the guide presents the concrete measures required to combat forced labor, as well as specific initiatives that parliamentarians can take to address the phenomenon.

This paper provides a background on the situation of child labor in Malaysia, legislative frameworks related to child labor, national policies and programs to address child labor, the role and capacity of stakeholders to implement the National Action Plan, and the tentative formulation process of the National Action Plan.