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The back of an awareness raising postcard about forced labor.

A brief summary about the context and agenda for a workshop intended to bring together media professionals to validate the toolkit on reporting on forced labor and fair recruitment developed under the Bridge Project and the Fair Recruitment Initiative, in collaboration with the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ); to familiarize journalist trainers with the toolkit; and to develop/reinforce networking among international media specialists who have been involved and associated with ILO media engagement activities in the areas of forced labor and labor migration. This workshop was organized jointly by the ILO and the IFJ with the support of ILO projects REFRAME, Bridge, FAIR and FAIRWAY, funded by the European Commission, the United States Department of Labor, and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation respectively.

This is the 3rd part of Peru's proposal plan that is part of the overall National Plan for the Fight Against Forced Labor. The proposal goes over the conceptual framework of forced labor elimination efforts, statistical information that is specific to the topic in Peru, and a strategic framework which identifies approaches and actions to take to further the fight against forced labor.

This is a summary document of Peru's 3rd section of the National Plan for the Fight Against Forced Labor. The document is formatted into a grid so as to facilitate the visualization of action items, action leaders, and indicators that constitute the plan's conceptual framework, as well as a completion timeline for these activities.

This report outlines the Ucayali Region's Plan to combat human trafficking within the framework of the National Policy Against Trafficking in Persons and its forms of exploitation. This plan outlines an analysis of these topics in the Ucayali region and a framework and action plan on how to fight forced labor and human trafficking through policy implementation and strengthening.

Nepal's Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP) outlines the key strategies and priorities to strengthen the country's institutional capacity and apply fundamental conventions and international labor standards for its people.

This is a report on a workshop meant to raise general awareness among magistrates, law enforcement officers, lawyers, and civil society on the laws and courts established in accordance with 2015 labor laws. The workshop focused particularly on sharing knowledge about slavery and the international standards that are applicable and the participants' role in preventing slavery and forced labor.

This is a data set that summarizes qualitative data from an article by McGrath and Mieres (2017): Addressing the demand side in and through supply chains: Mapping the field of initiatives around human trafficking, forced labour and slavery. The data describes different initiatives carried out by various implementers and the labor topics they address.

The ILO has designed this module to serve as a tool for developing the capabilities of justice operators, particularly in dealing with cases of forced labor, from the criminal legal perspective. In particular, it is intended for use by criminal judges, criminal prosecutors, police officers, and public defenders, and seeks to increase people's knowledge on the identification, investigation and punishment of these crimes.

This document reports on the design of an employment survey in the palm oil industry in Malaysia and includes information on the sample design, questionnaire design, and agreed pilot survey and follow-up activities that lead to the implementation of this project.