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Convention 29
Forced labor (1930): sets forth about
the elimination of forced or obligatory labor in all
its forms. The Convention provides for certain exceptions,
such as compulsory military service, duly supervised
service following a conviction at a court of law and
compulsory service in emergency cases, such as wars,
fires, earthquakes, etc.
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Convention 105
Abolition of forced labor (1957): prohibits
the use of all forms of forced or mandatory labor as
a means of coercion or political education; as punishment
for expressing political or ideological opinions; the
mobilization of labor force; as a means of labor discipline,
punishment for participating in strikes, or as a discriminatory
measure.
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