Partnership Hub – ASEAN Member States

Online resources to support counter-trafficking in persons responses in Southeast Asia

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Labour migrants’ vulnerability to human trafficking and labour exploitation in Southeast Asia: An analysis of Malaysia

  • English

Cambodia National Strategic Plan on Combating Trafficking in Persons 2024 – 2028

  • Khmer
  • English

The 4th National Strategic Action Plan Against Trafficking in Persons (2023 – 2027)

  • English

Video

Conversations with Chem – Tackling child and forced marriage in the ASEAN region

In this episode of Conversation with Chem, we discuss the critical issue of child and forced marriage against the backdrop of this year’s World Day Against Trafficking in Persons theme ‘Leave no child behind in the fight against trafficking’, and how the implementation of the ASEAN Convention Against Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children (ACTIP) can address this.

  • English

Video

Conversation with Chem – Addressing the abuse of technology in trafficking in persons

In this episode of Conversation with Chem, we spoke about the ASEAN Leaders’ Declaration on Combating Trafficking in Persons Caused by The Abuse of Technology.

  • English

Factsheet

ACTIP Factsheet

  • English

Video

Video – Wage theft and forced labour among migrant workers

  • English

Toolkits

Toolkit: Implementing Ethical Standards in the In-Country Recruitment of Migrant Workers in Thailand

  • English
  • Thai

Report

In-Country Recruitment of Foreign Migrant Workers and Risks of Forced Labour and Human Trafficking in Thailand

  • English

COVID-19 does not discriminate, however those most at risk of contracting COVID-19 are the most vulnerable

Visit our interactive paper which outlines ASEAN Member States responses and policy recommendations to ensure those vulnerable to trafficking are protected.

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