There are over 168 million child labourers worldwide. More than half of them are doing work that puts their health and safety at risk. Corinne Vargha, head of the ILO's programme to combat child labour, musician Mike Einziger, and former child labourer Esther Mohanja Sichani will be on HuffPost Live today at 15:30 (GMT) to discuss the role each of us can play to end child labour. Join the conversation by sending questions @HuffPostLive and use #WorldBrief.

Trafficking in persons generates billions of dollars in illegal profits by victimizing millions of women, men and children worldwide. A comprehensive response addressing the entire trafficking chain requires the combined action of different stakeholders, including governments, workers, employers and individual citizens.

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The UN is one step closer to agreeing on a new set of development objectives, including ambitious targets on full employment and decent work for the world’s seven billion people.

Jordan’s youth face a myriad of challenges when attempting to move from education to the workplace, according to a new ILO study.

ILO Director-General calls on EU environment and labour ministers to align policies for sustainable development.