In this part of the course, we aim to provide a thorough understanding of forced labour, beginning with an exploration of how authorities view victims of this heinous crime. By examining the perspectives of law enforcement agencies and governmental bodies, we delve into the complexities of identifying and supporting those trapped in forced labour situations.   Expanding our scope, we investigate the exploitation that occurs in seemingly legitimate workplaces. Through case studies and real-life examples, we unveil the hidden realities faced by victims who endure exploitative working conditions, raising awareness of the need for robust labour protections and enforcement mechanisms.   Domestic servitude, a form of forced labour, receives special attention in our course. We delve into the dynamics of domestic servitude, exploring the power imbalances, isolation, and manipulation that victims endure within private households, fostering a deeper understanding of this hidden form of modern slavery.   Examining the role of state governments in combating slavery is crucial. We analyse the responsibilities and actions of governments in addressing forced labour, emphasising the importance of policy frameworks, legislation, and enforcement mechanisms to effectively combat this pervasive issue.   The course also delves into the unsettling practice of sham marriages as a means of exploiting vulnerable individuals. By understanding the motivations behind these fraudulent unions, participants gain insight into the complexities of forced labour in the context of immigration and human trafficking.   Understanding the deplorable working conditions faced by victims is essential. We delve into the various industries and sectors where forced labour thrives, shedding light on the hazardous environments, long hours, and lack of basic rights that victims endure.   Moreover, we explore the breadth of individuals and entities that can be responsible for perpetuating forced labour. By examining the roles of employers, recruitment agencies, and supply chains, we highlight the collective responsibility required to tackle this pervasive issue.   Debt bondage, another form of forced labour, is a critical topic covered in this course. We analyse the mechanisms that trap individuals in cycles of indebtedness, perpetuating their vulnerability and exploitation.   Understanding the locations where victims may be found is vital to combating forced labour effectively. Through an examination of global patterns and hotspots, we provide insights into the geographical distribution of this crime, empowering participants with a global perspective.   Furthermore, we shed light on the occurrence of domestic servitude in various contexts. By exploring the different settings where domestic servitude can take place, such as private households, diplomatic households, and informal work arrangements, we emphasise the need for vigilance and action.   You will explore the broad range of individuals who can fall victim to domestic servitude, emphasising that anyone, regardless of age, gender, or socio-economic background, can be subjected to this form of exploitation.