ILAB-funded technical assistance projects produce a large body of knowledge and resources, including toolkits, project reports, training manuals, and implementation guides. These resources produced by ILAB’s grantees are presented here in a searchable online library so that they may help support and inform current and future projects to end abusive labor practices worldwide.
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The Bridge Project. Pre-situational Analysis Report.
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This pre-situational analysis report for the Bridge Project aims to highlight the current status of global and country level efforts to combat forced labor. Findings from the report will help inform the interventions to be carried out under the Bridge Project, and provide a high-level overview to feed into the monitoring and evaluation process. A post-situational analysis will be undertaken close to the end date of the project in 2019. Content on page 105 of the document has been removed due to personal identifiable information. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Trata de personas y delitos conexos: El trabajo forzoso y las formas modernas de esclavitud
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A training reviewing definitions and indicators of forced labor, relevant regulations, and practice case study scenarios. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Forced labour in the timber extraction. A study in the Peru, Brazil and Colombia triple border.
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This investigation documents presence of forced labor in logging camps, which evidences debt bondage, threats and punishments in the workplace, among others, and shows the presence of an extensive -informal and precarious- recruitment system concentrated in river ports. Sustained in interviews with workers and ex-workers, the field work carried out in the triple border allows to understand the precariousness of a scenario crossed by illegal economies, a porous control system and a wide informal dynamic. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Por más Atractiva que Parezca una Oferta de Trabajo: Piensa Bien Antes de Aceptarla
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A pamphlet to spread awareness on forced labor and human trafficking. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Situation and gap analysis on Malaysian legislation, policies, and programmes and the ILO Forced Labour Convention and Protocol
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This gap analysis report identifies gaps between the content, application and implementation of Malaysia’s policies and legislation vis-à-vis the provisions and application of the ILO Forced Labour Convention and Protocol, as well as opportunities to build on the existing mechanisms to address gaps. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Pre-Situational Analysis Report-Niger. Chapter 6: Analysis of Niger
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This document defines the phenomenon of slavery in accordance with the criminal code and related application procedures, the different types of slavery prevalent in Niger and where they are practiced, the aspects of trafficking in persons in Niger and the international instruments ratified by Niger. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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The Forced Labour Protocol Guide
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This guide aims to explain 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 labor practices and advance opportunities for decent work. It sets out the challenges to obtaining decent work posed by the laws, policies, and practices that facilitate forced labor and trafficking in the contemporary world. It explains key elements that the Forced Labour Protocol enshrines in law when ratified. The guide also aims to explain some of the key opportunities to build pressure for ratification of the Forced Labour Protocol and looks at some specific obstacles to that ratification. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Informe jurídico penal sobre la posible comisión de delitos de trabajo forzoso y de esclavitud en casos de trabajadoras del hogar durante la pandemia ocasionada por la COVID-19
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This report reviews 14 cases of female workers that have been analyzed that raise concern about the possibility that they could be subjected to exploitative labor conditions during the pandemic caused by the Sar-Cov-2 coronavirus. These cases have been identified by the Trade Union of Domestic Workers of the Lima Region (SINTTRAHOL), the Institute for the Promotion and Training of Domestic Workers (IPROFOTH) and by the National Federation of Paid Domestic Workers of Peru. (FENTRAHOGARP). |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Le Protocole sur le travail forcé
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This guide aims to explain 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 labor practices and advance opportunities for decent work. It sets out the challenges to obtaining decent work posed by the laws, policies and practices that facilitate forced labor and trafficking in the contemporary world. It explains key elements that the Forced Labour Protocol enshrines in law when ratified. The guide also aims to explain some of the key opportunities to build pressure for ratification of the Forced Labour Protocol and looks at some specific obstacles to that ratification. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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El Protocolo sobre Trabajo Forzoso
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This guide aims to explain why ratification and implementation of P29, 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 labor practices and advance opportunities for decent work. It sets out the challenges to obtaining decent work posed by the laws, policies and practices that facilitate forced labor and trafficking in the contemporary world. It explains key elements that the Forced Labour Protocol enshrines in law when ratified. The guide also aims to explain some of the key opportunities to build pressure for ratification of the Forced Labour Protocol and looks at some specific obstacles to that ratification. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Title | Grantee | Intervention Type | Document Type |
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The Bridge Project. Pre-situational Analysis Report.
Show Description
This pre-situational analysis report for the Bridge Project aims to highlight the current status of global and country level efforts to combat forced labor. Findings from the report will help inform the interventions to be carried out under the Bridge Project, and provide a high-level overview to feed into the monitoring and evaluation process. A post-situational analysis will be undertaken close to the end date of the project in 2019. Content on page 105 of the document has been removed due to personal identifiable information. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Trata de personas y delitos conexos: El trabajo forzoso y las formas modernas de esclavitud
Show Description
A training reviewing definitions and indicators of forced labor, relevant regulations, and practice case study scenarios. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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|
Forced labour in the timber extraction. A study in the Peru, Brazil and Colombia triple border.
Show Description
This investigation documents presence of forced labor in logging camps, which evidences debt bondage, threats and punishments in the workplace, among others, and shows the presence of an extensive -informal and precarious- recruitment system concentrated in river ports. Sustained in interviews with workers and ex-workers, the field work carried out in the triple border allows to understand the precariousness of a scenario crossed by illegal economies, a porous control system and a wide informal dynamic. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Por más Atractiva que Parezca una Oferta de Trabajo: Piensa Bien Antes de Aceptarla
Show Description
A pamphlet to spread awareness on forced labor and human trafficking. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Situation and gap analysis on Malaysian legislation, policies, and programmes and the ILO Forced Labour Convention and Protocol
Show Description
This gap analysis report identifies gaps between the content, application and implementation of Malaysia’s policies and legislation vis-à-vis the provisions and application of the ILO Forced Labour Convention and Protocol, as well as opportunities to build on the existing mechanisms to address gaps. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Pre-Situational Analysis Report-Niger. Chapter 6: Analysis of Niger
Show Description
This document defines the phenomenon of slavery in accordance with the criminal code and related application procedures, the different types of slavery prevalent in Niger and where they are practiced, the aspects of trafficking in persons in Niger and the international instruments ratified by Niger. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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The Forced Labour Protocol Guide
Show Description
This guide aims to explain 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 labor practices and advance opportunities for decent work. It sets out the challenges to obtaining decent work posed by the laws, policies, and practices that facilitate forced labor and trafficking in the contemporary world. It explains key elements that the Forced Labour Protocol enshrines in law when ratified. The guide also aims to explain some of the key opportunities to build pressure for ratification of the Forced Labour Protocol and looks at some specific obstacles to that ratification. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Informe jurídico penal sobre la posible comisión de delitos de trabajo forzoso y de esclavitud en casos de trabajadoras del hogar durante la pandemia ocasionada por la COVID-19
Show Description
This report reviews 14 cases of female workers that have been analyzed that raise concern about the possibility that they could be subjected to exploitative labor conditions during the pandemic caused by the Sar-Cov-2 coronavirus. These cases have been identified by the Trade Union of Domestic Workers of the Lima Region (SINTTRAHOL), the Institute for the Promotion and Training of Domestic Workers (IPROFOTH) and by the National Federation of Paid Domestic Workers of Peru. (FENTRAHOGARP). |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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Le Protocole sur le travail forcé
Show Description
This guide aims to explain 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 labor practices and advance opportunities for decent work. It sets out the challenges to obtaining decent work posed by the laws, policies and practices that facilitate forced labor and trafficking in the contemporary world. It explains key elements that the Forced Labour Protocol enshrines in law when ratified. The guide also aims to explain some of the key opportunities to build pressure for ratification of the Forced Labour Protocol and looks at some specific obstacles to that ratification. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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El Protocolo sobre Trabajo Forzoso
Show Description
This guide aims to explain why ratification and implementation of P29, 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 labor practices and advance opportunities for decent work. It sets out the challenges to obtaining decent work posed by the laws, policies and practices that facilitate forced labor and trafficking in the contemporary world. It explains key elements that the Forced Labour Protocol enshrines in law when ratified. The guide also aims to explain some of the key opportunities to build pressure for ratification of the Forced Labour Protocol and looks at some specific obstacles to that ratification. |
International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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