Malaysian site
Indonesian siteMore than half the world’s forced labour occurs in the Asia-Pacific region. However, given the size and complexity of supply chains, forced labour can be hard to prevent, detect and tackle. These resources contain factsheets, reports and regulations on dealing with it.
Sample Notice on the Right of Employees to Hold their Own Passport
Recommended Policy Statements on Preventing Forced Labour and Bonded Labour/Debt Bondage
Administrative Procedures to Return Foreign Workers’ Passport
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Employees Passports 1
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Employees Passports 2
Good Practices in Migrant Worker Retention Management in the Plantations Sector
Lured by a job, trapped in forced labour, ILO
Putting Passports in Their Palm, TFT
Alleged Worker Abuse at Malaysian Palm-Oil Plantations, Wall Street Journal
Indonesia & Malaysia – Forced and Child Labor Risks, Webinar Recording, RSPO
Respecting People, Retaining Workers
How Migrant Workers and Palm Oil Businesses Can Achieve Stability Together
