MIGRANTS AND THEIR VULNERABILITY
trafficking, forced labour and the worst forms of child labour by 2030, and to end child labour by 2025. Alliance 8.7 is a multi-stakeholder partnership committed to achieving Target 8.7 through coordination, strengthening research, data, and knowledge management and sharing. Also covered by the SDGs is migration,
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