Advancing human rights, addressing conflict and promoting peace
ODI brings political economy perspectives to aid understanding, particularly in conflict-affected and violent settings.
ODI on Human rights
Addressing exploitation of labour migrants in Southeast Asia: Beyond a counter-trafficking criminal justice response
This thematic brief sets out a diversity of forms of exploitation that labour migrants in Southeast Asia experience, and the implications for how efforts to respond might need to adapt.
Labour migrants’ vulnerability to human trafficking and labour exploitation in Southeast Asia: An analysis of Laos
This paper examines key political economy factors that sustain vulnerability to exploitation and TIP for Lao labour migrants.
Think Change episode 29: Palestine and Israel - How can justice prevail?
This episode examines the latest developments in the Israel-Palestine conflict, how they are impacting on rights and freedoms, and the potential knock-on effects around the world.
Labour migrants’ vulnerability to human trafficking and labour exploitation in Southeast Asia: An analysis of Vietnam
This comprehensive study aims to shed light on vulnerabilities faced by Vietnamese migrant workers and proposes measures to protect their rights and dignity in the context of labour migration.
Labour migrants’ vulnerability to human trafficking and labour exploitation in Southeast Asia: An analysis of Thailand
This paper assesses the key political economy factors that sustain practices of trafficking and exploitation in Thailand, and propose strategies to counter these issues in destination countries.
Women Deliver 2023: we can’t let the anti-rights movement prevail
The Kigali conference provides an important rallying point in pushing back against the corrosive gender norms that sustain inequality.
