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enforcement initiatives, legal reviews, 4.4 Strategic Goals
establishment of systems, among others
and improved migration management
including enforcement. Strategic Goal 4
on protection services and system links The overall aim for the NAPFL
to law enforcement as the ability to refer is that by 2025 the forced
victims to appropriate services and
protect them during investigation and labour incidence in National Action Plan on Forced Labour (2021-2025)
possible court cases in line with the Malaysia is reduced.
guiding principles above.

Towards this aim, the NAPFL consists of
The fourth and final “P” refers to four Strategic Goals to be realised by
partnership. Partnerships between 2025. These goals were defined by
multiple partners with different stakeholders during NAPFL
mandates, skills and specialisations are consultations and stakeholders expect,
essential to tackle multi-causal, complex that realising these goals will contribute
issues like forced labour. The foundation to the visions of the NAPFL, which is to
for the NAPFL development and eliminate the use of forced labour in
implementation modality is partnership any and all forms in Malaysia by 2030.
among federal and state government
agencies, workers’ and employers’
organisations particularly MTUC and
MEF, recruitment agencies, industry By 2025, there will be improved knowledge
associations, businesses, NGOs, base and awareness and understanding
academia etc. to work towards the same of forced labour among workers and
goal of eliminating forced labour in employers, young people, government
Malaysia, as defined in this NAPFL. staff and the general public;

By 2025, there will be improved legal
The following section describes the compliance and enforcement related to
NAPFL vision, guiding principles and forced labour;
pillars which are operationalised into
strategic goals and programme areas.
By 2025, migration management,
including recruitment practices, will be
strengthened; and

By 2025, victims of forced labour will have
improved access to remedy, support and
protection services and systems to prevent
forced labour will be improved.