Anti-Trafficking in Persons Project [through Solidarity Center]

ACILS will work to support enforceable anti-trafficking codes of conduct and to implement effective anti-trafficking measures and build coalitions with and between government, NGO, and international agencies, including trade unions.

The project will develop new mechanism for preventing labor exploitation and encouraging safe migration and empower workers and communities to prevent trafficking through better information and training for those considering migrating for employment.

ACILS will conduct six one-day workshops (one with each of the provincial assemblies, the National Assembly and the Senate to review trends on trafficking of intended domestic and international labor migrants, current laws and regulations on domestic and international migrant labor, and possible additional legislation to strengthen oversight of the labor industry).