Forced labour

Forced labour and forced labour indicators for the rubber industry in Malaysia

It contains key points about: (1) what is forced labour; (2) related national legislations; and (3) indicators of forced labour and what companies should do.

Publication details

Date

25 August 2022

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The poster, developed in collaboration with the Malaysian Rubber Council, was distributed to rubber products companies and stakeholders in Malaysia in conjunction with the launch of the “Addressing, preventing and eliminating forced labour in the rubber industry in Malaysia: A practical guide for Malaysian employers”.

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