25Mar2025
ILO GBNFL Annual Report 2024
Take a look at what the ILO GBNFL achieved in 2024. We look forward to continuing the work for our ...
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13Mar2025
New evidence-based findings on working conditions onboard Indonesian fishing vessels
The International Labour Organization´s new report “Understanding working conditions of fishers in Indonesia: Evidence from the 2024 Survey on Decent ...
02Mar2025
Ghana’s employers are strongly committed to fighting forced labour in the fishing industry
The Ghana’s Employers Association has launched the Employer’s Code of Practice and Action Plan to eliminate child labour, forced labour, ...
17Dec2024
2024 ILO GBNFL Annual Meeting
The International Labour Organization’s Global Business Network on Forced Labour (GBNFL) held its 2024 Annual Meeting, online, on December 5th, ...
16Dec2024
Seminario sobre trabajo forzoso para el sector privado en México
El 26 de noviembre de 2024, la GBNFL y la CONCAMIN organizaron conjuntamente un seminario sobre trabajo forzoso en la ...
12Nov2024
Webinar: Understanding the new European Union regulation on prohibiting products made with forced labour on the Union market: Implications and guidance for businesses. January 21st, 2025
The ILO Global Business Network on Forced Labour (ILO GBNFL) held on January 21, 2025 the webinar: “Understanding the new ...
02Sep2024
Due diligence toolkit for fair recruitment in Malaysia
The ILO GBNFL and ILO International Training Centre digital toolkit provides guidelines to Malaysian businesses, especially SMEs, to set out ...
02Sep2024
ILO GBNFL Annual Report 2023
Take a look at what we achieved in 2023. We look forward to continuing our work for our members in ...
01Mar2024
Special podcast episode: Malaysia’s rubber industry takes on forced labour.
During the COVID-19 pandemic reports of forced labour in Malaysia's rubber glove industry were rife. Malaysian rubber companies adopted a ...
05Feb2024
New podcast! Fighting forced labour in fishing: How Namibia became a pioneer
In just three years Namibia has become a world leader when it comes to tackling forced labour in fishing. What’s ...
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