In Indonesia, Global March partner, JARAK convened five provincial level dialogues, covering around 100 stakeholders and highlighting pertinent issues across different provinces, such as child domestic labour, child labour in fisheries and plantations, child trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation of children. Some of the key recommendations collated during these dialogues included the need for competent handling of such sensitive cases by the judiciary, capacity building of village cadres on child labour and SDGs, providing scholarships for the marginalized children, capacity building of the police for effective implementation of laws, creating decent work opportunities for youth, and rehabilitation centres/foster homes for children subjected to abuse and exploitation.

One of the meetings with stakeholders: