Thailand (The Kingdom of): Child labour

June 2009
- World day against child labour, 12 June, Give girls a chance: End Child labour
  10 June 2009 - BANGKOK (ILO News) The annual World Day Against Child Labour on 12 June will be marked by events in Bangkok, Tak and Pattani. Activities include panel discussions, concerts, parades, contests and performances by students. (Press release)
October 2008
- Support for National Action to Combat Child Labour and Its Worst Forms in Thailand
  This five-year project works in six provinces throughout Thailand to protect children from the worst forms of child labour. (Project)
June 2008
- 12 June 2008
  World Day Against Child Labour
  International day to promote awareness against child labour, the 2008 theme is education (Event)
- Asia-Pacific marks World Day Against Child Labour with focus on Education
  10 June 2008 - World Day Against Child Labour (12 June) will be marked with a focus on the role of education in combating child labour, and particularly the need to improve children’s access to schooling. (Press release)
June 2007
- Preventing child labour in agriculture and promoting safe work for youth in Thailand - [pdf 88 KB]
  12 June 2007 - The 12th of June is a special day of observance around the world – a day in which Thais and other people demonstrate their solidarity in bringing an end to the worst forms of child labour. The 2007 World Day against Child Labour focused on children working under hazardous conditions in agriculture. (Fact sheet)
- BANGKOK
  Campaign for hazard-free, child labour-free agriculture in Thailand
  12 June 2007 - Thai government officials, employers, workers, non-governmental organizations, private sector representatives, teachers, students and the International Labour Organization (ILO) join forces today to work towards a hazard-free, child-labour-free agriculture in Thailand. (Press release)
- BANGKOK
  Media Advisory: World Day Against Child Labour 2007
  08 June 2007 - June 12th is observed globally as World Day against Child Labour. The theme for this year’s observance is child workers in agriculture. (Press release)
- Thailand Observes World Day against Child Labour 2007 - [pdf 88 KB]
  01 June 2007 - (Fact sheet)
April 2007
- Chiang Rai May day march against child labour
  30 April 2007 - Representatives of workers, employers, business associations, youth groups, government departments along with migrant workers will take part in a Labour Day march against child labour in Chiang Rai on 1 May. (Press release)
- BANGKOK
  Combating trafficking and child labour in Northern Thailand: A showcase of effective models and new initiatives
  18 April 2007 - The ILO and the Royal Thai Government are launching a series of joint-efforts to tackle human trafficking and child labour. (Press release)
January 2006
- Bangkok
  The Mekong challenge - working day and night - the plight of migrant child workers in Mae Sot, Thailand - [pdf 775 KB]
  01 January 2006 - Report on the findings of a survey of more than 300 Burmese children working in factories on the Thai side of the border reveals a situation of serious labour exploitation, in many cases considered to be worst forms of child labour. (Book)
- Bangkok
  Child domestic labour in South East and East Asia: emerging good practices to combat it - [pdf 1004 KB]
  01 January 2006 - Explores the current child domestic labour situation in the region and actions being taken to combat it. (Publication)
- Bangkok
  Combating child trafficking in Asia: information package
  01 January 2006 - Contains regional and country level briefing sheets presenting an overview of the child trafficking situation in Asia, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Thailand. (Publication)
- Bangkok
  Anti-child trafficking legislation in Asia: a six-country review - [pdf 1673 KB]
  01 January 2006 - Highlights inadequacies in the legal frameworks and discrepancies between national laws and international instruments in the six countries reviewed including Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Indonesia. (Publication)
January 2005
- Bangkok
  Mekong Children's Forum on Human Trafficking: making history - people, process and participation: - [pdf 614 KB]
  01 January 2005 - Report on the process and outcome of the Mekong Children's Forum on Human Trafficking and a separate report back to the young delegates from five countries who took part. (Publication)
- Bangkok
  First hand knowledge - voices across the Mekong: community action against trafficking of children and women - [pdf 573 KB]
  01 January 2005 - Draws conclusions regarding awareness raising among children and women, and possible action, supported by district and provincial authorities and national governments, with a view to avoid being trafficked across the Mekong. (Publication)
- Bangkok
  Tools for prevention - participatory monitoring: guidelines for practitioners in the fight against human trafficking - [pdf 862 KB]
  01 January 2005 - Provides tools and guidelines for practitioners on prevention and participatory monitoring in the work against human trafficking. (Publication)
June 2004
- BANGKOK
  Ground-breaking surveys expose plight of Bangladesh's working children
  07 June 2004 - The first nationwide look at the worst forms of child labour in Bangladesh finds that chldren are working long hours, suffer from bad health, receive minimal pay and overall have bleak futures. (Press release)
January 2004
- Bangkok
  The use of children in the production, sales and trafficking of drugs : a synthesis of participatory action-oriented research programs in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand - [pdf 2769 KB]
  01 January 2004 - A synthesis of participatory action-oriented research programs in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand on the use of children in the production, sales and trafficking of drugs (Publication)
- Bangkok
  The use of children in the production, sales and trafficking of drugs : intervention models developed in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand - [pdf 2672 KB]
  01 January 2004 - Overlooks intervention models developed in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand to prevent the use of children in the production, sales and trafficking of drugs. (Publication)

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