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A girl domestic worker, 17 years old, who has benefited from ILO/IPEC SNAP Malawi support in Lilongwe. She passed secondary school thanks to her employer's financial support. With ILO/IPEC and YECE, the implementing agency, her working conditions have been improved and monitored. She has also decided to continue her education to become a hairdresser, and she was provided with vocational skills training in hairdressing with ILO/IPEC SNAP Malawi project's support. (click to enlarge)
e19722		 Boys and girls carrying water back home in a village in Mulanje district, Malawi. (click to enlarge)
e19718		 Boys and girls carrying water back home in a village in Mulanje district, Malawi. (click to enlarge)
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Group of domestic workers rejoicing after the result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16922		 Group of domestic workers rejoicing with the ILO Director-General, Mr. Juan Somavia, after the result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16921		 Group of domestic workers rejoicing with the ILO Director-General, Mr. Juan Somavia, after the result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
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Group of domestic workers rejoicing with the ILO Director-General, Mr. Juan Somavia, after the result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16918		 Group of domestic workers rejoicing with the ILO Director-General, Mr. Juan Somavia, after the result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16917		 Group of domestic workers rejoicing with the ILO Director-General, Mr. Juan Somavia, after the result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
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Group of domestic workers rejoicing at the result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16912		 Group of domestic workers rejoicing at the result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16910		 Group of domestic workers rejoicing with the ILO Director-General, Mr. Juan Somavia, after the result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
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Group of domestic workers rejoicing at the result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16906		 Group of domestic workers come to support final result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16905		 Group of domestic workers come to support final result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
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Delegates rejoicing after the final result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16903		 Delegates rejoicing after the final result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16902		 Delegates rejoicing after the final result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
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Delegates rejoicing after the final result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16900		 Juan Somavia, Director-General of the ILO, and Ms. Manuela Tomei, Director, ILO Conditions of Work and Employment Branch, rejoice after the final result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16898		 Delegates and the Director-General of the ILO, Mr. Juan Somavia, congratulate Ms. Manuela Tomei, Director, ILO Conditions of Work and Employment Branch, following the final result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
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Delegates and the Director-General of the ILO, Mr. Juan Somavia, congratulate Ms. Manuela Tomei, Director, ILO Conditions of Work and Employment Branch, following the final result of the vote on the Convention on Domestic Workers. International Labour Conference, 100th Session, Geneva, Thursday 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16895		 Delegates voting the Convention on Domestic Workers. 100th session of the International Labour Conference. Geneva, 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16894		 Delegates voting the Convention on Domestic Workers. 100th session of the International Labour Conference. Geneva, 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
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Delegates voting the Convention on Domestic Workers. 100th session of the International Labour Conference. Geneva, 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16891		 Delegates voting the Convention on Domestic Workers. 100th session of the International Labour Conference. Geneva, 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16890		 Delegates voting the Convention on Domestic Workers. 100th session of the International Labour Conference. Geneva, 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
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Delegates voting the Convention on Domestic Workers. 100th session of the International Labour Conference. Geneva, 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16888		 Delegates voting the Convention on Domestic Workers. 100th session of the International Labour Conference. Geneva, 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
e16887		 Delegates voting the Convention on Domestic Workers. 100th session of the International Labour Conference. Geneva, 16 June 2011. (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Coming out of shadows: Ambia bibi is strong and independent. Once, when the migrant workers were being sent out of the city for safety reasons, Ambia had to hide for a few days to avoid being caught. This shows that no matter how many shows come her way, she can come out of them into the light. (click to enlarge)
e13874		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Strong and independent: In the beginning, she brought Anarkali (her daughter) to stay and work with her. Three years later, she sent Anarkali back to her husband. Ambia loves and misses her daughter a lot. She wants to go back to her village after two years. Her employers depend on her for works like dusting, sweeping etc. as there are few domestic workers as dedicated as her. (click to enlarge)
e13873		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Changing roles: Sonali, the domestic help at my home is seen in a very happy mood with my kid. As the clothes are hung out to dry in the sun, my son lends her his helping hand. Together they have fun! (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Women's work: The enlightening moments of a hobby that also help their (improve) the financial condition of the family. (click to enlarge)
e13870		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Hand in hand: Our domestic helps take care of our household and every nook and corner of the house are better known to them than us. A positive gesture on the part of the employer to come forward and extend a helping hand, can enthuse them and make them feel no less. Feelings are shared by sharing work. It paves the way to a society that is free from rigid boundaries that differentiate man and work. An environment where respect to work finds priority enables the domestic worker to endear her profession. She learns to respect herself and also knows how to command respect in the society- for 'a man is not born a slave' goes the saying. (click to enlarge)
e13869		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Dollar dreams: The photo is of Vimlamma, who works as domestic help at homes in Bangalore to earn her living. When I requested for her photo, she chose to pose with the backdrop of currency notes. Indeed she has big dreams in her eyes! (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Smile back : Smita (name changed to protect her identity) worked as a child domestic worker for few years and was rescued by NDWM (National Domestic Workers Movement Mumbai). Now she is a free bird and does her studies well at the centre. She really enjoys her freedom and her smile is back. (click to enlarge)
e13854		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: As one of us : The picture shows that the domestic workers should be treated just like another family member as they take care of our family. (click to enlarge)
e13883		 Young boy testifying about her experience as a domestic worker in Togo. Solidarity event at the Place des Nations, World Day against Child Labour 2010. Geneva, Friday June 11. (click to enlarge)
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Young girl testifying about her experience as a domestic worker in Togo. Solidarity event at the Place des Nations, World Day against Child Labour 2010. Geneva, Friday June 11. (click to enlarge)
e13421		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Daily life: It is very common picture of India. That rural girl child has a duty to serve her family. Therefore she has to perform all types of domestic work like cooking etc. The picture is taken in a village in south West Bengal (click to enlarge)
e13880		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Basket Maker (click to enlarge)
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Intervention of Ms Creuza Oliveira, President of the National Federation of Domestic Workers in Brazil. International Women's Day in the ILO - (8 March 2010) (click to enlarge)
e11739		 Sick young servant. Sevaré, Mali. (click to enlarge)
e12425		 Sick young servant. Sevaré, Mali. (click to enlarge)
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Young servant washing. Sévaré, Mali. (click to enlarge)
e12397		 Young servant washing. Sévaré, Mali. (click to enlarge)
e12396		 Young servant washing. Sévaré, Mali. (click to enlarge)
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Young servant washing. Sévaré, Mali. (click to enlarge)
e12394		 Young servant washing. Sévaré, Mali. (click to enlarge)
e12384		 Young servants preparing food. Sévaré, Mali. (click to enlarge)
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Young servant preparing food. Sévaré, Mali. (click to enlarge)
e12373		 Young servant washing. Kita, Mali. (click to enlarge)
e12113		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Domestic workers are also workers: Around four thousand Domestic workers gathered in Marina Beach 'Chennai' demanding dignity of their work and life. The lady in this photo has been a great inspiration for many, fighting for their rights and minimum wages. (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Patachitra worker: this type of artistry work is losting in modern era. but few family are till alive to make their 'patachitra' with hand brush and colour. (click to enlarge)
e13861		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Young lady: The girl works in a house near a brick factory. She works very hard! (click to enlarge)
e13872		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Old woman: This old lady works near-by a hut in a small village near Shantinekatan. She works there from the time she was younger. Now she have one of the member of the family. (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Rice Maker: Getting from husking machine rice & husk must be separate. This is the manual process to get fresh rice. This lady will get 80 rupees for making 60 kgs rice. (click to enlarge)
e13864		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Carrying lunch: It is also a very common feature of rural India. Through out the whole day the farmers are working hard in the field. Their wives are going to the field with their meals. It is also a domestic work. The picture is taken in Putulia District in West Bengal. (click to enlarge)
e13881		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Midday Meal: Woman is serving the meal at children's school. (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Our work is beautiful : all these village women niddle worker engaged with 'JARDAUSI' saree stitching with hands (click to enlarge)
e13859		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Village women with sericulture rilling: the village Muslim poor women are engaging with rilling machine of silk thread. (click to enlarge)
e13862		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Leaf Dish Maker: Handicraft partly solves poverty (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Should have been at School: I do not know her. Neither about her life. But should not she be at School at this time instead of supplying drinking water for us? The legacy of child labour continues. (click to enlarge)
e13848		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Education: Rest is all I get to take, after a hard day's work. I cook and clean, so that my brother can study and live his dream. (click to enlarge)
e13884		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Tending of goat: A rural woman feeding milk few young goat. (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Gossip: It is a very common feature of Indian women. The picture is taken at Sangla, Himachal Pradesh. After their lunch is over all women are making woollen garments by weaving wool for their family members. It is a domestic work. (click to enlarge)
e13882		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: House Worker: Unorganised labour in urban area. (click to enlarge)
e13875		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Basket maker: Supporting pollution free cottage industry and enhancing their standard of living. (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: In her arms: A domestic worker, carrying her owner's child, with the same amount of care, affection and a sense of protection as the child's parents would do. (click to enlarge)
e13847		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Paddy Processor: It's a procedure to get rice from paddy (DHAN in Bengaly). This lady is a paid worker. She will get 100 rupees after drying 80 kgs of paddy. (click to enlarge)
e13863		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: The daily grind of washing clothes: Image depicts why housewives dread washing clothes. These kinds of chores are left to the domestic workers. (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Paraplegic happy and able to work: The young woman was paraplegic and could not walk unaided. Here I have tried to show the enthusiasm with which she was working and the radiance in her smile that says 'I may be incapacitated but I am capable*. The image portrays the eagerness of disable people wanting to integrate into the larger society, which continues to reject them. (click to enlarge)
e13850		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Pot Maker: They live very near the earth and making the earthen goods. (click to enlarge)
e13866		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: The other side: This mother who earns her living by providing domestic help to people's houses is seen busy teaching a few children at her house (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Grandfather Christmas!: When Daddy got old and had to be brought-up all over again, Sheetal proved to be an indispensable ally. (click to enlarge)
e13856		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: This is the way we cut our nails!!: Daddy gets a free spa-treatment from his care-taker, Sheetal. (click to enlarge)
e13855		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Working tribal lady: tribal women worker are thrashing paddy. (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: I work: I pick all the papers, and plastic along the river as my mother is busy cleaning and cooking someone's dinner. (click to enlarge)
e13885		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Women's work : Cleaning home is a work. The Rural Indian Women is cleaning her cottage. The picture is taken at a village in Orissa state. (click to enlarge)
e13868		 Domestic child in the street. Senegal. (click to enlarge)
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Young woman on her way to the well. Rwanda. (click to enlarge)
e7826		 Young woman on her way to the well. Rwanda. (click to enlarge)
e7824		 This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: Daily duty: A girl child servant doing the sweeping work of the house (click to enlarge)
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Child domestic worker. Yemen. (click to enlarge)
e11099		 World Day Against Child Labour, 11 June 2004: 'Helping Hands or Shackled Lives', panel discussion on child domestic labour in the Palais des Nations, Geneva (click to enlarge)
e0531		 World Day Against Child Labour, 11 June 2004: 'Helping Hands or Shackled Lives', panel discussion on child domestic labour in the Palais des Nations, Geneva (click to enlarge)
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Many young girls have to get up very early to complete numerous chores around the house before starting their day. To help improve employment prospects, the ILO is providing training to women around the world so that they can become claim a better future for themselves and their families. (click to enlarge)
cn1906		 Many young girls have to get up very early to complete numerous chores around the house before starting their day. To help improve employment prospects, the ILO is providing training to women around the world so that they can become claim a better future for themselves and their families. (click to enlarge)
cn1905		 Child collecting water in Bini Hoseish. Yemen. (click to enlarge)
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Zanzibar Island. Washing clothes in the courtyard. (click to enlarge)
cn1156		 Zanzibar Island. Washing clothes in the courtyard. (click to enlarge)
cn1155		 Young female employee in a downtown Dar es Salaam hotel. Tanzania. (click to enlarge)
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In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0877		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0876		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
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In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0874		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0873		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
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In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0871		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0870		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
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In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0868		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0867		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
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In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0865		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0864		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
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In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0862		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0861		 In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
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In Tanzania, hundreds of child workers have been withdrawn from domestic service thanks to common efforts of CHODAWU (Conservation, Hotels, Domestic and Allied Workers Union) and the ILO's International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). CHODAWU runs a prevention program involving employers, unions, local chiefs and NGOs, teachers and parents, to break the recruitment chain and reintegrate children in their families and school. In their Centre in Dar es Salaam, the children go to school and learn a trade. (click to enlarge)
cn0859		 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Young girl working for a family as a maid but with no salary, she deals with all house works from dawn to dusk. (click to enlarge)
cn0662		 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Young girl working for a family as a maid but with no salary, she deals with all house works from dawn to dusk and also takes care of the children. (click to enlarge)
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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Young girl working for a family as a maid but with no salary, she deals with all house works from dawn to dusk and also takes care of the children. (click to enlarge)
cn0660		 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Young girl working for a family as a maid but with no salary, she deals with all house works from dawn to dusk and also takes care of the children. (click to enlarge)
cn0659		 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Young girl working for a family as a maid but with no salary, she deals with all house works from dawn to dusk and also takes care of the children. (click to enlarge)
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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Young house maid carrying a bag of grains weighing more than 30 kilos. (click to enlarge)
cn0657		 6 o'clock in the morning, domestic worker sweeping the street in front of a private property in the Golf Links area, Delhi. (click to enlarge)
cn0103		 Young girls working as maids in a family in the suburbs of Nairobi. (click to enlarge)
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This photo is the result of a photographic competition organized by the International Labour Office New Delhi branch to promote decent work for domestic workers. Original caption by the author: WEAVERS : Cottage industry with maintaining the Gandhian ideology. (click to enlarge)
e13867		 Young servant in a suburb of Dakar. (click to enlarge)
c0891		 Young servant. (click to enlarge)
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Domestic worker in Egypt (click to enlarge)
c0422		 Bargaining conditions for the recruitment of a domestic child worker. (click to enlarge)
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