Questions and answers on “The cost of coercion”, the 2009 ILO global report on forced labour The 2009 ILO global report on forced labour entitled “The cost of coercion” says that victims of forced labour lose an estimated USD 20 billion ever year in unpaid earnings. This and other findings provide a powerful economic argument for stepping up global action against forced labour.
Operational indicators of trafficking in human beings - [pdf 7411 KB] Four sets of operational indicators of trafficking (adults and children for labour and sexual exploitation) resulting from a joint European Commission-ILO project. The Delphi methodology used to reach a consensus on these lists is presented in the brochure.
Tajikistan project flier - [pdf 2450 KB] Project "Prevention of human trafficking through employment creation
and improved migration management", (2007 - 2009)
ILO action against trafficking in human beings - [pdf 1279 KB] In its many projects and advocacy activities, the ILO addresses trafficking from a labour market perspective. It thereby seeks to eliminate the root causes, such as poverty, lack of employment and inefficient labour migration systems. ILO led responses involve labour
market institutions, such as public employment services, labour inspectors and labour ministries. ...
A Workers’ Alliance against Forced Labour and Trafficking - [pdf 247 KB] Joint project between the Special Action Programme against Forced Labour and the International Trade Union Confederation. Workers’ involvement is key to the success of the ILO campaign to rid the world of forced labour and human trafficking by 2015. The ITUC
urges you and your organisation to join the global Workers’ Alliance against Forced Labour and Trafficking.