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- 2011: Warning! Children in hazardous work
- 2010: Go for the goal... end child labour
- 2009: Give girls a chance: End child labour
- 2008: Education: The right response to child labour
- 2007: Child labour and agriculture
- 2006: The end of child labour: Together we can do it!
- 2005: A load too heavy: Child labour in mining and quarrying
- 2004: Behind closed doors: Child domestic labour
- 2003: Trafficking in Children
- 2002: A Future Without Child Labour
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World Day Against Child Labour 2011: Warning! Children in hazardous work
ILO report
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Children in hazardous work - What we know, what we need to do
The 2011 report reviews the current state of knowledge concerning children in hazardous work and presents the case for a new focus on the issue as part of the wider global effort to eliminate the worst forms of child labour.
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Video Highlights of World Day Against Child Labour ILO Events
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Questions and answers on hazardous forms of child labour
What work is involved and what is the impact on children? How is hazardous child labour determined? How can the problem best be tackled?
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Hazardous forms of child labour
are defined by Article 3 (d) of ILO Convention No. 182 on the Worst Forms of Child Labour (1999)
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Events
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World day 2011: Activities around the world
Events range from policy debates to media events, awareness-raising campaigns, cultural performances or other public activities...
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ILO Programmes against child labour
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International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC)
Created in 1992, IPEC has grown to become the biggest dedicated child labour programme in the world and the largest technical cooperation programme within the ILO. It is now operational in some 90 countries, benefiting millions of children worldwide.
Child labour standards
