ILO Operational Indicators. Trafficking in human beings — Seafish

ILO Operational Indicators. Trafficking in human beings

Organisation
International Labour Organization
Location
Type
Sector
Relating to deceptive and coercive recruitment, abuse of vulnerability, and exploitative conditions of work.

The International Labour Organization is a specialist agency of the United Nations (UN). There are four sets of operational indicators for adult and child victims of trafficking for labour and sexual exploitation. Each set is a structured list of indicators relevant to the following dimensions of the trafficking definition: Deceptive recruitment (or deception during recruitment, transfer and transportation) – 10 indicators; Coercive recruitment (or coercion during recruitment, transfer and transportation) – 10 indicators; Recruitment by abuse of vulnerability – 16 indicators; Exploitative conditions of work – 9 indicators; Coercion at destination – 15 indicators; and Abuse of vulnerability at destination – 7 indicators.


Significance for seafood businesses: 

These are general principles (not seafood specific) to illustrate indicators of trafficking in human beings to be aware of.


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