Conversation on Forced Labor with Dr.Faisal Iqbal | Ayaz Morris
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In this video Ayaz Morris CEO @MasterTVPakistan had a great time interviewing Dr. Faisal Iqbal, National Project Coordinator, Bridge Project, at ILO, Pakistan, Karachi Office.
In this interview, Dr. Faisal Iqbal discussed the significant challenges and risks that the informal sector presents, including those related to forced labor, primarily due to outdated practices and inadequate regulatory oversight.
These issues are particularly affecting sectors like brick kilns, mining, and agriculture in Pakistan, which highlights the need for targeted reforms to improve working conditions and uphold workers' rights.
Master TV is proud to contribute to raising awareness about eliminating forced labor and advocating for best practices to prevent forced labor across all sectors.
About Guest:
Dr. Faisal Iqbal is a seasoned expert in international development and technical assistance programs, with over 15 years of experience in providing advisory and management services. He has held key positions in prestigious national and international organizations, contributing his expertise to various sectors including Public Sector Reforms, Labour Rights, Migration, Gender, Health, and Governance.
Dr. Iqbal's extensive experience encompasses delivering technical support and expert advice to federal ministries, provincial departments, political forums, workers’ and employers’ organisations and a diverse array of civil society organizations. He holds a PhD in Social Sciences from a renowned university in the UK.
Currently, Dr. Iqbal is serving as the National Project Coordinator for BRIDGE, a USDOL-funded initiative dedicated to combating forced labour in all its forms.