| Title | Release Year |
|---|---|
| Nepal: In-Country Research and Data Collection on Child Labor and Forced Labor in the Production of Goods | 2009 |
| India: In-Country Research and Data Collection on Child Labor and Forced Labor in the Production of Goods | 2009 |
| Pakistan: In-Country Research and Data Collection on Child Labor and Forced Labor in the Production of Goods | 2011 |
| Peru: In-Country Research and Data Collection on Child Labor and Forced Labor in the Production of Goods | 2011 |
| Sierra Leone: In-Country Research and Data Collection on Child Labor and Forced Labor in the Production of Goods | 2011 |
| Child Labor in the Fishing Industry in Uganda | 2011 |
| Haitian Construction Workers in the Dominican Republic: an Exploratory Study on Indicators of Forced Labor | 2012 |
| Bangladesh: In-Country Research and Data Collection on Child Labor and Forced Labor in the Production of Goods | 2012 |
| Pilot Survey 2010: Working Children in Dry Fish Industry in Bangladesh | 2012 |
| Child Labor in Domestic Service ("Restaveks") In Port-au-Prince, Haiti | 2012 |
| Forced Labor of Adults and Children in the Agriculture Sector of Nepal | 2013 |
| Public Report of Review of Submission No. 2011-03 (Dominican Republic) | 2013 |
| List of Products Produced by Forced or Indentured Child Labor | 2016 |
| List of Goods Produced by Child Labor or Forced Labor | 2022 |
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