The webinar discusses the barriers in exploited migrant workers’ access to remedy across state-based and non-state-based grievance mechanisms, highlights good examples of remediation from the region, and provides recommendations to different actors to improve exploited migrant workers’ access to remedy.
More detailed program will be provided later.
The research project was funded by Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) Project Support Facility (PSF) and CAPE III project together with the Swedish Gender Equality Agency, as well as the project partners. The project was conducted by HEUNI, King Institute and Ethical Trading Initiative Sweden.
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