The International Labor Organization (ILO) has urged commercial organizations to prevent forced labor and human trafficking.
In a message on Saturday, the ILO will create a global business network to help identify the challenges facing increasingly forced labor and human trafficking worldwide.ILO Director General Guy Ryder said that the organization has been working with representative business establishments for nearly a century and they have long experience in relation to forced labor trafficking, using this experience can create a suitable environment for information sharing and problem solving.It is said that members of this network will enjoy the benefits of ILO's leadership and expertise, and there will be a global network of 187 member states. It will help in gathering and supplying information about different trends, and it will be helpful in meeting the rapid variability of global change and meeting business prospects.
