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This ILO platform provides comprehensive global and country information on forced labour, including information on international and national legal and institutional frameworks, enforcement, prevention (including fair recruitment and due diligence), protection, access to justice, remedies, and more.
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Allows users to navigate and analyse labour provisions in trade agreements through an interactive world map, trend graphs and tables with text. To see which trade agreements mention forced labour, click on ‘Obligations’ and then tick ‘Forced labour’ under ‘Thematic areas’.
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The IRMA website features global standards that cover all mined materials (except energy fuels) coming from all sizes of industrial mines all over the world. IRMA also offers third-party certification at the site of the mine.
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This online map is a tool that allows companies to reach out to the right partners and locate resources to fight forced labour and human trafficking. The map is updated regularly. ILO GBNFL is a collaborating partner in the initiative.
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The tool brings together existing initiatives, emerging standards, schemes, risk assessment tools and other programmes related to responsible recruitment and forced labour .
2021
The database, originally set up in 2015 and updated in 2020, features evaluations of anti-slavery and counter trafficking programs in a searchable format to determine what works – and what does not – to eradicate modern slavery. These evaluations cover all forms of modern slavery, including human trafficking, forced labour, and forced marriage. It includes interventions such as community empowerment programs, cash transfers, training for police, awareness raising campaigns, and case management, among other initiatives and activities. A handy report brings together lessons learned.