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An executive summary pertaining to a report about research on the vulnerability of foreign domestic workers (MDWs) to forced labor in Hong Kong, exploring whether awareness campaigns can change attitudes and behaviors towards forced labor.

An executive summary pertaining to a study that focuses on the attitudes and behavior of police officers around child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking (CFT), and the impact of awareness-raising police trainings on these attitudes and behaviors.

This document shows the type of skills training by DMHS-K, HRC, and UCEP in Nepal.

This document is the course agenda for the diploma in identifying forced labor and modern slavery for the Peruvian Judicial system.

This study focuses on the attitudes and behavior of police officers around child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking (CFT). The study is based on a randomized controlled trial that surveyed over 1,000 law enforcement officers in Nepal and examined the effects of three types of campaigns focused on raising greater awareness about CFT among law enforcement officers.

A final evaluation infographic of the Consolidating and Disseminating Efforts to Combat Forced Labor in Brazil and Peru project that presents the project's main products, methodologies, main findings, lessons learned, emerging good practices, recommendations, and quotes from constituents.

The report on the 2016 National Child Labor Survey (NCLS) in Timor-Leste presents key statistics on the magnitude, characteristics and main determinants of child labor in Timor-Leste, and analyzes working conditions and the consequences on children’s health and education. The report also presents recommendations regarding national policy and interventions.

This summary report presents a time series on key labor force indicators in Timor-Leste for 2010, 2013, and 2016 based on findings from prominent labor force surveys conducted in those years.

This summary report presents a time series on key labor force indicators in Timor-Leste for 2010, 2013, and 2016 based on findings from prominent labor force surveys conducted in those years.

A literature review of child labor and forced labor works in the major research bibliographic databases. Review queries yielded 614 original research papers published since 2010. This review found that the published literature overemphasizes research on forced labor. Impact evaluations, especially randomized control trials are rare. Hence, the literature is far from providing a complete toolkit of what works for child labor and forced labor.