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Georgia - Elimination of forced labour - Law, Act

Law of Georgia on Volunteering No. 4717-RS, adopted on 24 December 2015. -

Adoption: 2015-12-24 | Date of entry into force: 2015-12-30 | GEO-2015-L-104533

Article 1 - Scope of the Law
Article 2 - Volunteering
Article 3 - Volunteer relations and parties
Article 4 - Rights and obligations of volunteers and host organisations
Article 5 - Compensation for expenses incurred in the performance of volunteering activities
Article 6 - Ensuring volunteers’ safety
Article 7 - Liability of the host organisation
Article 8 - Volunteer agreements
Article 9 - Working hours of volunteers
Article 10 - Entry into force of this Law.

This Law regulates relations between volunteers and host organisations and their relations with third parties within Georgia, unless these relations are otherwise regulated by the international agreements of Georgia. Volunteer relations that are not regulated by this Law, or other special laws, are regulated by other legislative and subordinate normative acts of Georgia.

Georgia - Elimination of forced labour - Law, Act

Law of Georgia of 2006 on Combating Human Trafficking (Law No. 2944-IS of 28 April 2006). -

Adoption: 2006-04-28 | GEO-2006-L-74536

Provides for mechanisms to prevent and combat human trafficking, and to provide protection, assistance and rehabilitation of the victims.