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This document provides information about bonded labour in Pakistan and a project to eliminate it. It lists regional country percentages of bonded labour, how to apply for legal aid against bonded labour through the Labour and Human Resource Department's toll free helpline and by submitting identification documents, and details of a project to eliminate bonded labour in brick kilns including establishing schools, acquiring identification cards, providing loans, and services. It also includes contact information for Noman Aslam Mughal.
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- 1. Pakistan 60% Srilanka 23.9% Nepal 57.35 Bangladesh 76.5% Bangladesh 76.5% India 68.7% COMPARISON OF REGIONAL COUNTRIES WITH PAK
- 2. WHAT IS BONDED LABOUR?
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