1. Constitution of Singapore-

1. Deprived of life; personal liberty (s9)
2. No person shall be held in slavery, all forms of forced labour are prohibited (s10)

2. Penal Code 1871-

1. Grievous hurt; slavery (s367)
2. Imports, exports, removes, buys, sells, disposes of, traffics or deals with any person as a slave (s370-s371)
3. unlawful compulsory labour (s347)

3. Prevention of Human Trafficking Act 2014-

1. Coercion; debt bondage, exploitation; practices similar to slavery; serfdom; servitude (s2)
2. Abduction; fraud or deception, abuse of power; abuse of the position of vulnerability (s3)

4. Women’s Charter- trafficking (s141)

1. Brazilian Constitution 1988-

1. Negligence, discrimination, exploitation, violence, cruelty and oppression (Art 227)
2. Exploitation of slave labour (Art 243)

2. Penal Code 1940-

1. Abduction or private jail (Art 148)
2. Forced labour; exhaustive journey; restricting transport; ostensive surveillance; seizing documents or personal objects (Art 149)
3. Serious threat, coercion, fraud or abuse; conditions analogous to slavery; servitude (Art 149-A)
4. Recruitment through fraud (Art 206).

1. Constitution of the People’s Republic of China-

1. Unlawful deprivation; restriction of citizens' freedom (Art 37)
2. Right to rest (Art 43)

2. Criminal Law 1997-

1. Forces others to provide or accept service (Art 226)
2. Unlawfully detains; deprives another person of his personal freedom; causes severe bodily injury; unlawfully distrains or detains (Art 238)
3. Abduction; trafficking; causing severe bodily injury; organizes other persons to secretly cross the national boundary; depriving or limiting (personal) freedom (Art 240-241 & 224)

3. Labor Contract Law of the People’s Republic of China- unlawful restriction of personal freedom; dangerous tasks that would endanger life; insult, corporally punish, assault, illegally search or detain; serious damage to the physical and mental health (Art 88)

1. Constitution of the Republic of Congo-

1. Torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment (Art 9)
2. Forced labour (Art 26)

2. Penal Code- Trafficking or exploitation (Art 174i)
3. Law No. 22-2010- Fight Against Human Trafficking

1. Trafficking in persons; abuse of a situation of vulnerability; exploitation of the person; servitude; debt bondage (Art 4).

4. Labor code- Forced or compulsory labour (Art 4)

1. Constitution of India –

1. Traffic in human beings and beggar discrimination on the grounds of caste or class (Art 23)
2. Hazardous employment (Art 24)
3. Just & humane conditions of work (Art 42)

2. Indian Penal Code-

1. Maiming a minor for the purposes of begging (s363A)
2. Kidnap or abduct, subjected, or may be so disposed of as to be put in danger of being subjected to grievous hurt, or slavery (s367)
3. Imports, exports, removes, buys, sells traffics or deals in slaves (s371)
4. Unlawful compulsory labour (s374)

3. Bonded labour (Bonded Labour Abolition Act)- Bonded debt, bonded labour, bonded labourer (s2)

Per the Modern Slavery Act 2015, s1:

1. Forced or compulsory labour

1. The United States Constitution 1789- slavery, involuntary servitude.
2. US Code- Title 18

1. Condition of peonage (§ 1581);
2. Held, sold or disposed of as a slave; held to service or labor (§ 1582);
3. Involuntary servitude (§ 1583/1584);
4. Force, threats of force, physical restraint, or threats of physical restraint; serious harm or threats of serious harm; abuse or threatened abuse; serious harm or physical restraint; abuse or threatened abuse of law or legal process (§ 1589)

3. Victims of Trafficking And Violence Protection Act 2000-

1. Coercion; debt bondage; involuntary servitude; severe forms of trafficking in persons (s103).

Per the Fair Labor Standards Act 1938:

1. Eighteen (for hazardous occupations)
2. Sixteen (with some restrictions)
3. Fourteen (with limitations on number of hours and types of jobs)