Abstract:Forced labor is recognized by the international community as an illegal act that violates the basic freedoms of workers. In the process of international regulation of forced labor, international organizations have not achieved good results in restricting forced labor. Developed countries have turned to unilateral and regional approaches to implement international regulation of forced labor. The path adopted by developed countries has objectively had the effect of reshaping the international regulation of forced labor because of its strong enforcement power. However, in practice, this regulatory approach has caused difficulties such as vague interpretation of international rules and politicized application of regulatory measures. In a situation where the three paths coexist, China should adopt different response measures. At the level of unilateral regulation, China should strengthen the due diligence of enterprises; at the level of regional regulation, China should conduct detailed analysis of forced labor clauses during the negotiation process of regional trade agreements; at the level of multilateral regulation, China should strengthen the cooperation between the government and enterprises and international organizations to ensure the effective operation of the international regulatory system on forced labor.