Tackling forced labour in supply chains: the potential of trade and investment governance

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Hauptverfasser: Franz Christian Ebert (Author), Francesca Francavilla (Author), Lorenzo Guarcello (Author)
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Veröffentlicht: International Labour Organization 2023
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author Franz Christian Ebert (Author)
Francesca Francavilla (Author)
Lorenzo Guarcello (Author)
author_facet Franz Christian Ebert (Author)
Francesca Francavilla (Author)
Lorenzo Guarcello (Author)
Franz Christian Ebert (Author)
Francesca Francavilla (Author)
Lorenzo Guarcello (Author)
contents Tackling forced labour in supply chains: the potential of trade and investment governance Franz Christian Ebert (Author) Francesca Francavilla (Author) Lorenzo Guarcello (Author) This chapter explores the potential of trade and investment governance instruments to address forced labour in supply chains. Following an overview of the root causes of forced labour in supply chains and relevant legal instruments, the authors examine two case studies, from Malaysia and Uzbekistan, to shed light on the extent to which trade and investment governance instruments can contribute to combating forced labour on the ground. ILO publication.bookChapter
format Capítulo de libro
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institution Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
publishDate 2023
publisher International Labour Organization
spellingShingle Tackling forced labour in supply chains: the potential of trade and investment governance
Franz Christian Ebert (Author)
Francesca Francavilla (Author)
Lorenzo Guarcello (Author)
Tackling forced labour in supply chains: the potential of trade and investment governance Franz Christian Ebert (Author) Francesca Francavilla (Author) Lorenzo Guarcello (Author) This chapter explores the potential of trade and investment governance instruments to address forced labour in supply chains. Following an overview of the root causes of forced labour in supply chains and relevant legal instruments, the authors examine two case studies, from Malaysia and Uzbekistan, to shed light on the extent to which trade and investment governance instruments can contribute to combating forced labour on the ground. ILO publication.bookChapter
title Tackling forced labour in supply chains: the potential of trade and investment governance
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/bookChapter/Tackling-forced-labour-in-supply-chains/995340178302676