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Launch of the ILO-RHSF cartoon competition on forced labour
What if your pencil was a tool against forced labour?
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Building a future without forced labour
Determined companies of all sizes and sectors, employer and business membership organizations, and business networks are joining forces to end forced labour.
Manual
Forced labour and trafficking in persons: Training manual for Malaysian law enforcers
The manual has five modules: 1. What are the definitions and mandates on forced labour and TIP 2. What other national, international and regional frameworks relate to forced labour and TIP 3. How can law enforcers identify potential cases of...
Forced labour
Chile ratifies the Protocol to Convention No. 29, reaffirming its commitment to fight against forced labour
Chile ratified the ILO Protocol of 2014 to the Forced Labour Convention, 1930 . With the culmination of this process, Chile becomes the third country in South America to take on the challenge of moving forward to become a country free of forced...
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Portugal reiterates its commitment to combat forced labour
Portugal ratified the ILO Protocol on forced labour, hence joining the 47 other countries that already committed to combat forced labour in all its forms.
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Costa Rica reaffirms its commitment to eradicating forced labour
On 16 November 2020, Costa Rica became the 47th country worldwide to ratify the Forced Labour Protocol and the fifth to do so in Latin America and the Caribbean. Costa Rica reinforces its firm commitment to combat all forms of forced labour by this...
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Tool No. 07: Overview of the NAP development process
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans on Forced Labour
This Toolkit aims to support policy-makers, constituents and relevant stakeholders in the development of National Action Plans (NAPs) on forced labour. Building on existing national practices and examples, it provides details on the different steps...
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour - Section 1
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Tool No. 8: Background studies
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Tool No. 9: Capacity assessment checklist
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Tool No. 10: Ownership and political commitment
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Tool No. 11: Agenda for national consultation workshops
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Tool No. 12: Cost estimate checklist
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Tool No. 13: NAP table of contents
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour - Section 5
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Tool No. 14: Implementation framework template
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Tool No. 15: Sharing information and knowledge
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Tool No. 16: Monitoring & Evaluation framework template
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour
Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans (NAP) on Forced Labour - Annex 4: The ILO Recommendation No. 203
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