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2015 Findings on the Worst Forms of Child Labor
Read our latest reporting on efforts in 137 countries and territories to eliminate the worst forms of child labor.
2016 List of Goods Produced by Child Labor or Forced Labor
The List is intended to raise public awareness about child labor and forced labor around the world, and to promote and inform efforts to address them.
Sweat & Toil
ILAB's child labor and forced labor data app puts more than 1,000 pages of research in the palm of your hand.

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What You Can Do
Learn about the 3 things you can do to join the fight against child labor today

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Ending Child Labor

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ILAB has been working to eliminate the worst forms of child labor since 1993 through research, policy engagement and technical cooperation. We are the world’s largest funder of projects to combat child labor globally.

Trade & Worker Rights

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ILAB is integral to efforts to improve workers’ rights through trade, helping to address important labor challenges among U.S. trade partners and beneficiaries through negotiation, monitoring & enforcement, and targeted technical assistance.

Diplomacy & Engagement

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ILAB is engaging in unprecedented bilateral and multilateral diplomatic efforts to advance workers’ rights and promote employment policies to help make global growth more inclusive.

Blog

Thursday, September 22, 2016

Reaching Farther Together for Inclusive Growth in Africa

Today I had the honor of welcoming a distinguished group of leaders from 14 African nations to the 2016 African Growth and Opportunity Act Labor and [...]

Wednesday, September 21, 2016

Answering the Call of the Sustainable Development Goals

Today, I was honored to attend the launch of a global alliance to eradicate forced labor, modern slavery, human trafficking and child labor – and [...]

Friday, July 15, 2016

#ApprenticeshipWorks Around the World

We know that apprenticeship works. We’ve seen firsthand how apprenticeship models succeed in countries like Switzerland, Germany and the U.K. We’ve [...]