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Bibliographical Information

WageIndicator Foundation and Centre for Labour Research (2024), Labour Rights Index 2024. Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Islamabad, Pakistan, October.

Disclaimer 1: The maps used in this report are sourced from AM Charts and may not reflect the political ground realities. For reference, please see https://www.amcharts.com/

Disclaimer 2: The Labour Rights Index is based on comprehensive research by WageIndicator Foundation and the Centre for Labour Research. Every humanly possible effort has been made to refer to the correct legal source and score a country accordingly. However, there might be cases where scoring does not reflect the actual legislation. This could be either because we could not locate such legislation or there was a mistake in scoring. If you find such a case, please write to us at: office@wageindicator.org.

Credits: Photos used in the section on "Indicators for Decent Work" are sourced from Pexels and are free to use. Photo credits are given at end of each photo.