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Forced Labour Action in the Asian Region Project (FLARE) - Phase 1
The project strengthens action against forced labour in the East and South-East Asia, building on the emerging political consensus that forced labour should not be tolerated either in the private economy and global supply chains, or in its more traditional state-imposed forms.
Strengthening law and policy frameworks to combat forced labour and trafficking.
Strengthening capacity of law enforcement to prosecute forced labour and trafficking cases.
Building partnerships between employers, business and trade unions to take effective action against forced labour in global supply chains.
Project outcomes
Strengthening law and policy frameworks (China, Cambodia, Mongolia, and Viet Nam).
Strengthening capacity of law enforcement to prosecute forced labour and trafficking cases (China, Malaysia, Thailand, and Viet Nam).
Employers, business and trade unions take effective action to address forced labour in global supply chains (China, Thailand, and Viet Nam).
For further information please contact:
Ms Marja Paavilainen, Chief Technical Adviser ILO DWT for East and South-East Asia and the Pacific United Nations Building, Rajdamnern Nok Avenue Bangkok 10200, Thailand Tel.: +66 2288 1339 Fax: +66 22881735 Email
