We have published the latest blog, ‘Money talks: Why compensation could be the best tool in the fight to combat forced labour’.
In this piece, Anna Olsen, Technical Officer with the ILO Triangle Project, reflects upon her recent experience attending a screening of men repatriated upon escaping forced labour on fishing boats. She discusses why compensation is key to those returning from abuse and exploitation and how the right thereto is established in international law, although its upholding often remains a distant dream.
You can access the blog by visiting our forum or clicking on this link.
What do you think about the blog? And what are your thoughts on the importance of compensation to the lives of those escaping forced labour?
We would be happy to hear from you! You can comment directly in response to our blog!…
UN-ACT July 2015 Newsletter
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‘Money Talks’: The latest Blog
We have published the latest blog, ‘Money talks: Why compensation could be the best tool in the fight to combat forced labour’.
In this piece, Anna Olsen, Technical Officer with the ILO Triangle Project, reflects upon her recent experience attending a screening of men repatriated upon escaping forced labour on fishing boats. She discusses why compensation is key to those returning from abuse and exploitation and how the right thereto is established in international law, although its upholding often remains a distant dream.
You can access the blog by visiting our forum or clicking on this link.
What do you think about the blog? And what are your thoughts on the importance of compensation to the lives of those escaping forced labour?
We would be happy to hear from you! You can comment directly in response to our blog!…