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The paper is part of the ILO Special Action Programme to Combat Forced Labour (SAP-FL) research on the quantitative and economic dimensions of forced labor and human trafficking. It complements research published by SAP-FL, in particular on the economic perspective on human trafficking in Europe (Working Paper No.31) and on the definition, indicators and measurement of forced labour (Working Paper No. 18).
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Working paper on child labor written in 2002 for the ILO by Svetlana Stephenson, in preparation of the ILO Declaration entitled A Future Without Child Labour, under the mandate of the ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work.
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Summarizes and discusses some methods that have been used for measurement, and provides some guidance for future work on the subject. The paper was first distributed in April 2003, as a background document for an eminent group of international experts and ILO officials who participated in a consultation meeting on the measurement of forced labor.
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A fact sheet on forced labor in the Latin American region, inclusive of statistics and an outline of the ILO’s actions against it.
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Part of a major research project on the forms of forced labor today developed by the ILO Special Action Programme to Combat Forced Labour (SAP-FL), this paper argues that trafficking for labor exploitation is an emerging issue in Europe and in particular in Romania. Features a detailed comparison of living conditions prior to the emergence of immigration, trafficking, and/or forced labor.
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Working paper by Adelle Blackett and Colleen Sheppard, prepared for the ILO, analyzes the links between collective bargaining and equaliy at international level and addresses the efforts to monitor and regulate the right of association and collective bargaining.
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Fact sheet with statistics about forced labor world-wide. Includes breakdown by population, regions, gender, and age, and profits from forced labor.
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This Working Paper on the incidence and patterns of bonded labour in India was commissioned as an input to the ILO Director-General’s second global report on forced labor, entitled A global alliance against forced labor, prepared for the 93rd session of the International Labour Conference in June 2005.it aims to enrich the debate on bonded labor and its eradication in India by capturing some of the main trends over recent years. It aims essentially to compile and assess the contemporary evidence on bonded labor that has appeared in secondary sources.
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Two stories about forced labor conditions of one woman from Romania and a man from Nepal, reported in a fact sheet prepared by the International Labour Organisation as part of its InFocus Programme on Promoting the Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work.
... In Sub-Saharan Africa, over 35 percent of the children are working and Nigeria has an estimated 15 million children engaged in different income-generating activities (Bass, 2004;Ruwanpura and Rai, 2004;Oloko, 2004). In addition to poverty, some other multiple and interdependent factors have been identified as reasons for the increase and pervasiveness of working children, especially in Nigeria. ...
... The rst nationwide survey to estimate the prevalence and magnitude of bonded labor was undertaken in 1978 (Srivastava, 2005). The National Commission of Labor, chaired by B.N. Yugandhar, presented the rst detailed report on the system, noting high incidences of agricultural bonded labor, migrant bonded labor, and bondage among tribals or indigenous communities in India (Ministry of Labor, 1991). ...
... as for the 2006 united nations office on Drugs and Crime (unoDC) report, 127 different nationalities were trafficked to 137 destination countries (unoDC, 2006). a recent international Labor organization (iLo) report estimated the global annual profit from commercial sexual exploitation to be $27.8 billion based on approximately 1.7 million trafficked people engaged in commercial sexual exploitation (Belser, 2005). ...
... A munkaiskolát szorgalmazó pedagógiai ideológia egyszerre legitimálta a dolgos szocialista felnőtt ember nevelését, illetve a szervezett gyermekmunka alkalmazását az állami szocialista munkaiskola rendszerében. A progresszív gondolat iránya a praxisban a visszájára fordult, különösképpen Sztálin időszakában, amikor a gyermekmunka alkalmazásának kezdetét az 1922-ben rögzített 16 éves kortól (Stephenson, 2002) 14 éves korra csökkentették 1940 novemberében, háromnegyed évvel a német támadás előtt (Wright, 1940). ...
... Tailby and Moore (2014) have argued that collective bargaining has been slow in engaging in equality-related workplace and social issues. In fact, it could be said that it has often acted as a barrier to such developments and the inclusion of new forms of rights and work conditions central to such groups (Blackett and Sheppard 2002;Tailby and Moore 2014). While we have witnessed many changes, and the language and practices of equality appear central to the development of trade unions and joint regulation in various contexts, the crisis of industrial relations is also related to how 'insider' or established worker issues have not been reconfigured for some time in the light of 'outsider' interests (for a review of these discussions, see Meardi et al. 2021). ...
