That is why Canada has one of the world’s most robust frameworks to prevent and address forced labour, backed by strong legislative and enforcement measures.
Dominic LeBlanc: “That is why Canada has one of the world’s most robust frameworks to prevent and address forced labour, backed by strong…”
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Describing Canada's framework against forced labour.
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