Milestones Conference on Access to Justice A pivotal moment in the campaign's journey occurred in October 2022 during the inaugural Access to Justice Conference. This multistakeholder dialogue brought together diverse voices, including lawyers, case workers, civil society representatives, trade unions, government officials, and UN organizations. The challenges highlighted —such as false charges, difficulties in compensation post-death, prolonged resolution times for wage reclamation, homelessness, and power imbalances in systems like kafala—were robustly discussed during the conference. The dialogue that unfolded during the recent meetings builds upon the progress made since that initial conference. The primary focus was an in-depth review and analysis of justice systems and mechanisms in different countries, spanning from the origin to the destination of migrant workers. A presentation of possible models to address wage theft was shown, and these insights were enriched by examining the journeys of migrant workers as they pursued justice. Among the key recommendations emerging from this dialogue was a call for social protection for all migrant workers. This recommendation reflects a crucial step forward in ensuring the well-being and rights of migrant workers globally. The emphasis on social protection signifies a collective understanding of the need for comprehensive frameworks that go beyond immediate legal remedies to address the systemic challenges contributing to wage theft. 4