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This document identifies priority research areas essential to supporting the elimination of child labor and forced labor in Paraguay. This agenda was created as a result of mapping existing research and using interviews and consultations to identify research priorities. The agenda is organized into five thematic areas: risk factors for vulnerability; assessment of what works; technology and artificial intelligence; monitoring and assessment; and economic, environmental, and social costs.

This document identifies priority research areas essential to supporting the elimination of child labor and forced labor in Uganda. This agenda was created as a result of mapping existing research and using interviews and consultations to identify research priorities. The agenda is organized into five thematic areas: risk factors for vulnerability; assessment of what works; technology and artificial intelligence; monitoring and assessment; and economic, environmental, and social costs.

This document identifies priority research areas essential to supporting the elimination of child labor and forced labor in Uganda. This agenda was created as a result of mapping existing research and using interviews and consultations to identify research priorities. The agenda is organized into five thematic areas: risk factors for vulnerability; assessment of what works; technology and artificial intelligence; monitoring and assessment; and economic, environmental, and social costs.

This document identifies priority research areas essential to supporting the elimination of child labor and forced labor in Uganda. This agenda was created as a result of mapping existing research and using interviews and consultations to identify research priorities. The agenda is organized into five thematic areas: risk factors for vulnerability; assessment of what works; technology and artificial intelligence; monitoring and assessment; and economic, environmental, and social costs.

This report presents the findings from a series of interviews with returned Bangladeshi migrant workers with recent experience working in the garment sector of Mauritius in an effort to understand the nature and characteristics of forced labor vulnerability in the interview population. Interviewers analyzed respondents' experiences according to a set of ILO forced labor indicators. Findings include a prevalence of reported forced labor, exploitative fees charged by labor agents as a condition of employment, deceptive recruiting and remuneration processes, and workers having received inadequate medical care.

Website for a conference to advance discussions among researchers, policy actors, social partners, and practitioners around the world and to strengthen partnerships and explore the logistics of refining evidence on effective solutions regarding child labor, human trafficking, and forced labor.

A training manual to be used in a training program -- developed by Verité -- on international and domestic Mexican labor standards, identification of forced and child labor, detection of violations related to recruitment, and identifying and addressing the root causes of occupational dangers in coffee supply chains.

Press release announcing that the COFFEE project would offer trainings on workplace safety and labor regulation compliance for various stakeholders in the Mexican coffee sector (including agronomists, field technicians, certification and monitoring bodies, civil society organizations, and government institutions).

A short compilation of international labor law commitments relevant to officials, employers, and workers in DR.

An executive summary of the results of a 2020 ILO study assessing the existing national laws and regulations in Myanmar on child labour in order to identify major issues and gaps and provide recommendations in light of relevant international standard.