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A September 2021 project newsletter providing updates on virtual trainings of trainers on forced labor. The newsletter also provides information on a training of trainers for cocoa suppliers pertaining to forced labor and human trafficking. There is also an update on the launch of a curriculum about forced labor for labor inspectors in Ghana.

A September 2021 project newsletter providing updates on virtual trainings of trainers on forced labor. The newsletter also provides information on a training of trainers for cocoa suppliers pertaining to forced labor and human trafficking. There is also an update on the launch of a curriculum about forced labor for labor inspectors in Ghana.

This training manual was developed as a practical guide to be used by the Royal Malaysian Police (RMP), Immigration Department (ID), Royal Customs Police (RCP), Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA )in understanding the legal frameworks for forced labor and human trafficking, identifying potential victims and protecting potential victims’ rights and referring cases.

A brochure presenting highlights of the results of a 2020 ILO study assessing the existing national laws and regulations in Myanmar on child labor in order to identify major issues and gaps and provide recommendations in light of relevant international standards.

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.

A brochure explaining the goals of the SAFE Seas project to end harmful labor practices in the fishing industry and how the project is working to achieve these goals.

This study assesses women's awareness and knowledge of forced labor and trafficking in persons, explores women's experiences in dealing with harmful labor practices, assesses gender norms and gender relationships in the fishing community, and identifies potential future roles for women and how women's agency can contribute to protect against harmful labor practices. The study also recommends raising awareness of these issues, enabling access to affordable loans and social protection programs, and promoting livelihood and skills development in women fisher communities.

This video explains the activities from Paraguay's National Observatory of Children and Adolescents, and the importance of collecting accurate and timely data on children and adolescents in order to protect their rights. The video also depicts the observatory's website and how to access collected data, statistics, and information on children and adolescents in Paraguay.

A report commissioned by Winrock International to review and collate global evidence on effective programs, initiatives, efforts, and practices to better address child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking, with a focus on enforcement in labor and criminal systems.