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The cost of coercion: Executive Summary of 2009 Global Report on Forced Labour, English [pdf 39KB]
El costo de la coacción: Resumen del Informe Mundial sobre Trabajo Forzoso 2009, Español [pdf 42KB]
Le coût de la coercition: Résumé exécutif du rapport global sur le travail forcé 2009, Français [pdf 41KB]
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- Forced Labour: Facts and Figures - The Cost of Coercion, Regional Perspectives: MIDDLE EAST
- Forced Labour: Facts and Figures - The Cost of Coercion, Regional Perspectives: EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA
- Forced Labour: Facts and Figures - The Cost of Coercion, Regional Perspectives: AMERICAS
- Forced Labour: Facts and Figures - The Cost of Coercion, Regional Perspectives: ASIA
- Forced Labour: Facts and Figures - The Cost of Coercion, Regional Perspectives: AFRICA
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