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SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS OF CHILD LABOUR IN DOMESTIC WORK IN TOGO

SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS OF CHILD LABOUR IN DOMESTIC WORK IN TOGO

Togo, one of the most widespread forms of child labour and what constitutes the greater exploitation of the latter is the domestic work. All regions are affected by the phenomenon and have become the source areas providing children for domestic work. This phenomenon affects the most vulnerable children.
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SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS OF CHILD DOMESTIC LABOUR IN PANAMA

SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS OF CHILD DOMESTIC LABOUR IN PANAMA

The office of the Comptroller General of the Republic of Panama, through the National Institute of Statistics and Census, has carried out four surveys on child labour in the years 2000, 2008, 2010 and 2012. These surveys have been institutionalised in assistance with the Ministry of Labour and Labour Development.

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Policy Paper: Out-of-School Children and Child Labour

Policy Paper: Out-of-School Children and Child Labour

Global March Against Child Labour releases its policy paper on ‘Out-of-School Children and Child Labour’. The paper focuses particularly on the ‘hard-to-reach’ children and within them child labourers. The document also explores the major obstacles to attaining universal primary education and the elimination of child labour.
Published in 2014
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ECONOMICS BEHIND FORCED LABOUR TRAFFICKING

ECONOMICS BEHIND FORCED LABOUR TRAFFICKING

Comprehensive Case Studies of Child Domestic Labour and Commercial Sexual Exploitation
Trafficking of human beings is an organised targeted crime in order to lead or drive a human being into exploitative conditions with the aim to make profits (MHA Advisories, 2013). Millions of children and young women are trafficked around

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CHILD LABOUR IN COCOA FARMING IN CÔTE D’IVOIRE

CHILD LABOUR IN COCOA FARMING IN CÔTE D’IVOIRE

The document is a result of a scoping mission undertaken by Global March Against Child Labour with the objectives of gaining on ground experiences through interactions with the key stakeholders and community members on the situation of child labour in Côte d’Ivoire, identifying the key strengths and gaps and proposing

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IEC material on garment workers’ rights

IEC material on garment workers’ rights

Absence of decent working conditions and fundamental rights at work may lead to dissatisfaction in employees in any sector and adversely affect the productivity. Garment manufacturing sector is no exception. This IEC material is aimed at garment workers’ sensitisation and awareness on their rights.
Published in 2013
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