Country Policy Research Workshop on Brazil
Hamid, Nesrien ed. Country Policy Research Workshop on Brazil 2020/10/21 Brasília. New York: United Nations University, 2021.
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Sub-type Workshop proceedings Author Hamid, Nesrien Event series Delta 8.7 Policy Research Workshop Title of Event Country Policy Research Workshop on Brazil Date of Event 2020/10/21 Place of Event Brasília Organizer United Nations University Centre for Policy Research
Repórter BrasilPublication Date 2021-02-03 Place of Publication New York Publisher United Nations University Pages 18 Language eng Abstract The Delta 8.7 Country Policy Research Workshop on Brazil: Workshop Briefing provides a summary of the inaugural Policy Research Workshop held in October. This first workshop focused on Brazil, bringing together policymakers from the Brazilian Federal Labour Prosecution Office, the Public Prosecutor’s Office, the Ministry of the Economy and the International Labour Organization as well as members of civil society and researchers from Brazil and elsewhere for a closed-door discussion of “what works” to combat modern slavery in Brazil. Through in-depth interviews with workshop participants, identified themes were points of departure for rich discussions throughout the workshop that spanned community-led initiatives to combat modern slavery to the possible alignment between efforts to combat slave labour and child labour. The discussions aimed to identify what is known to be most effective to combat modern slavery in Brazil and to facilitate exchange between policy actors and researchers. This briefing outlines the most pertinent recommendations and questions that arose in the discussion. UNBIS Thesaurus FORCED LABOUR
CHILD LABOUR
SLAVERY
TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS
BRAZILKeyword Child labour
Forced labour
Modern slavery
Human trafficking
BrazilCopyright Holder United Nations University Copyright Year 2021 Copyright type Creative commons ISBN 9789280865264 -
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