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In June 2014, governments, employers, and workers at the ILO International Labour Conference (ILC) decided to give new impetus to the global fight against forced labor, including trafficking in persons and slavery-like practices. Both Forced labor Conventions enjoy nearly universal ratification, meaning that almost all countries are legally obliged to respect their provisions and regularly report on them to the ILO’s standards supervisory bodies. Not being subject to forced labor is a fundamental human right: all ILO member States have to respect the principle of the elimination of forced labor regardless of ratification.
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