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London (ILO News) – Over 100,000 girls and women in South Asia are set to benefit from a new initiative by the International Labour Organization and the UK Department for International Development, which aims to prevent trafficking within the region and to the Middle East.
The Work In Freedom programme, funded by UK aid, will focus on trafficking in to domestic labour and the garment sector through known labour trafficking routes from Bangladesh, India and Nepal, to Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon and India.
Head of the ILO Special Action Programme on Forced Labour, Beate Andrees said, “trafficking reduces labour to a commodity and opens workers to the worst kind of abuses. Work in Freedom is a major step in helping to prevent women and girls being tricked and trapped into this situation.”
Tens of thousands of women will receive training as part of the programme, designed to help them avoid being trafficked and to secure a legal contract and a decent wage. This will include improving understanding of their rights, how to organize collectively and vocational training to help ensure access to decent jobs in destination countries.
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