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A collection of impact stories of participants who took part in skills trainings or awareness raising sessions in Nepal and Niger.

Word document with collection of links to articles and screen shots of Newspaper articles relating to forced labor, child labor and bonded labor in the brick kiln industry in Nepal.

A report presenting the results of third-party monitoring of child labor and forced labor in Uzbekistan conducted by the ILO monitors.

This is a blank template for impact stories for the BRIDGE project.  Offers guidance on structuring and casting worker voice stories to foster impact on readers.

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 to advance opportunities for decent work. 

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 report summarizing training activities and lessons learned from a training for researchers involved with the 2021 National Survey on Household Living and Working Conditions in Niger. Tableau 2: Formateurs and Tableau 3: Liste des Agents Enqueteurs Retenus have been removed from the file for privacy purposes.

A presentation on Fluxo Nacional de Atendimento às Vítimas de Trabalho Escravo no Brasil (CONATRAE), a program for combatting forced labor by systematizing and standardizing the care of rescued victims

This technical brief describes how forced labor and trafficking in persons on fishing vessels affects women, including both women fishers and women who share a household with male fishers. These effects include a lack of mobility and employment opportunities, and financial harm including poverty and debt bondage. A key finding of this report is that harmful labor practices do not harm only the individual fisher, but the entire family unit.

A report introducing the Safe Fishing Alliances, an initiative of the SAFE Seas project. This alliance is a collaboration between representatives of relevant governmental agencies and NGOs at the national and provincial level. These alliances promote a common understanding of labor issues affecting the fishing industry and ensure collaboration and coordination between government agencies, the private sector, civil society, and fishing communities to ensure better enforcement against and reporting of harmful labor practices.