PRISE DE POSITION DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CIVILE LE TRAVAIL DES ENFANTS EN AFRIQUE : PRIORITÉS URGENTES DU CONTINENT
Prise de position sur les priorités urgentes sur les questions du travail des enfants en Afrique, élaboré par les OSC pour contribution à la 5e Conférence mondiale sur l’élimination du travail des
Civil Society Position Paper on Child Labour in Africa: Urgent Priorities from the Continent
Joint CSO paper on urgent priorities on the issues of child labour in Africa, developed as input for the 5th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour in South Africa.
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A recent publication by Global March Against Child Labour, in a Journal of Modern Slavery, guest edited by Cindy Berman and Urmila Bhoola.
South America : Study on impact of COVID-19 on Child Labour and Education (Spanish)
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Summary of Mapping and Analysis of Child Labour in Shrimp Fry Collection in Bangladesh
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This “Mapping and Analysis of Child Labour and Associated Stakeholders in Shrimp Fry Collection in Targeted Upazilas of Bangladesh” has been conducted as part of the project named ‘Addressing Child Labour in Agricultural Supply Chains, Global to Local’, to be implemented by Global March against Child Labour and Bangladesh Shishu
In June 2020, Global March Against Child Labour launched a survey called “COVID-19 and Child Labour Survey” asking its active civil society members in Africa, Asia and Latin America about their biggest concerns and challenges in their fight against child labour amidst the COVID-19 crisis. 40 Civil society organisations from
This report presents major finding of the study on child labour and gender in sugarcane growing in Uganda.The study was carried out in Busoga region in eastern Uganda, in Jinja, Kaliro, Kamuli and Mayuge districts.
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Read short summary of major finding of the study on child labour and gender in sugarcane growing in Uganda.
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This policy brief pertains to the research on Child Labour and its Gender Dimensions in Sugarcane Growing in Uganda, particularly in the Busoga region, carried out in collaboration with Global March’s local member, the National Organisation of Trade Unions (NOTU) and independent consultants. This brief highlight key findings, recommendations and