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This is an informational brochure that provides an overview of what forced labor is, who can become a victim to forced labor, and how to identify forced labor scenarios. It also provides a brief snapshot of the economic sectors in which forced labor is most common.

This document reports the key achievements from a workshop that was conducted in Kathmandu which aimed to introduce ILO's mandate and structure as well as the BRIDGE Project and its activities to fight forced and child labor. The workshop included key representatives from relevant ministries and other government institutes in Nepal.

This report provides an overview of the research methodology to be carried out in the gap analysis activity on forced labor in Nepal. The objective is to identify gaps in the application of labor conventions ratified by the Nepali government and provide recommendations on how to support greater compliance to regulations that prohibit forced labor.

This is a mission report from the ILO's Kathmandu office in Nepal which lays out the activities and next steps in their efforts to completing cost-effective, sustainable, and target group-oriented livelihood programs in Nepal.

This guide is intended to be a support tool for facilitators to help children learn to develop social and emotional skills and offer basic tools to help sensitize the group with which they work. It is designed for children in high school.

This guide is intended to be a support tool for facilitators to help children learn to develop social and emotional skills and offer basic tools to help sensitize the group with which they work. It is designed for children 6 to 12 years of age.

This is a photo recap presentation of the different speakers and attendees at Malaysia' World Day Against Child Labor event that took place in 2018 in Putrajaya, Malaysia.

This study documents the presence of forced labor in the logging camps (in which evidence is debt bondage, threats and punishments in the workplace, among others), and shows the presence of an extensive (but informal and precarious) system of recruitment concentrated in river ports.

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.