Nicola Suyin Pocock is a child exploitation research consultant for the International Labour Organization (ILO). She is also a consultant with the United Nations University – International Institute of Global Health, working on migration, forced labour and health within the Urban Health team.

Her research interests are in migration, human trafficking and health, including how service delivery and financing can be improved for migrant workers in destination countries.

Her current projects focus on child labour and child domestic work in Southeast Asia and migrant access to health care in Thailand and Malaysia. Prior to the current positions, Nicola was with DFID, The Asia Foundation and the ILO on forced and child labour. Her PhD from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine examined the health needs of trafficked fishermen from Mekong countries, and explored how potentially trafficked fishermen were identified and assisted in Thailand and she also hold nn MSc from Kings College London.