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Take a stand for teachers – a stand for education

Take a stand for teachers – a stand for education

5th October 2012 – “Take a stand for teachers!” is the slogan of the World Teachers’ Day 2012, which the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, is celebrating along with its partners, the International Labour Organization, United Nations Development Programme, United Nations Children’s Fund and Education International.  Teachers provide an […]

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India moves to ban all forms of Child Labour

Cabinet approves the new Child & Adolescent Labour (Prohibition) Act on 28 August 2012 (accepts the demands of Global March Against Child Labour for a child labour free India) https://youtu.be/N1HNTN2uEQk Union Minister Mallikarjuna Kharge announced the revisions in the Child Labour Law agreeing to the demands at the National Consultation on […]

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Government of India set to ban all forms of Child Labour

Government of India set to ban all forms of Child Labour  Cabinet likely to approve the new Child & Adolescent Labour (Prohibition) Act today   New Delhi, August 28th, 2012: In a significant move to curb the rampant spread of child labour across the country, the Government of India is set to ban the […]

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From Farms and Fields to Classrooms

Sí, se puede “Yes We Can” July 30, 2012, Washington DC; In response to Kailash Satyarthi, Chairperson of Global March Against Child Labour’s closing question on, “Can we have child labour free agricultural products and commodities?” the 159 participants from 39 countries at the International Conference on Child Labour in […]

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Guy Ryder elected as ILO Director General

It is indeed a moment of unprecedented joy for Global March Against Child Labour, as its long standing friend Guy Ryder has been elected as the Tenth Director- General of International Labour Organization (ILO). Congratulating the new Director General, the Chairperson of Global March, Mr. Kailash Satyarthi recalled “Guy has […]

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Children forced into beggary and coerced to produce earnings

9 April 2012: Beggars are now part of urban streets in many countries in Europe, Africa, India, Bangladesh, and others. The passer-by is mistaken that they are willingly begging due the difficult financial conditions at their home, so giving them loose change would help provide for basic necessities at their […]

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