When a person is forced against his/her will to work by actual or implied threats of serious harm,physical restraint or abuse of law,they have been subjected to

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Forced labor involves the use of coercion, threats, or physical restraint to compel a person to work against their will. This is distinct from peonage (a condition in which labor is required to pay off a debt) and debt bondage (a form of modern-day slavery in which a person is forced to work in order to pay off a debt), which may involve voluntary labor. Involuntary servitude is a broader term that encompasses all forms of forced labor, but the term "forced labor" is more commonly used in international law.

When a Person Is Forced Against His/her Will to Work