Publications

Facilitating the transition from street to school through mobile schools

Children have been withdrawn from child labour and street children have been prevented from being exploited or trafficked as a direct result of educational programmes directed at vulnerable children in Romania.

Psycho-social rehabilitation of children withdrawn from trafficking and other worst forms of child labour

The present manual is an example of collaborative effort between organizations and resourcepersons directly involved in the psycho-social rehabilitation of children withdrawn fromtrafficking and other worst forms of child labour in Bulgaria, Moldova, Romania and Ukraine. Wehope it offers an in-depth understanding of the WFCL, and of the psychosocial methodologiesfor the rehabilitation of the child withdrawn from them.
Steps to the elimination of child labour in Central and Eastern Europe: Emerging good practices and lessons learned

These good practices represent the work of a whole range of organizations and bodies involved in efforts to eliminate trafficking and other worst forms of child labour in Central and Eastern Europe. In addition to implementing the various activities described herein, they have been active participants in the process of identifying, documenting, validating and sharing the good practices, of which this document is the fruit.

Child trafficking: the people involved

A synthesis of findings from Albania, Moldova, Romania and Ukraine.
PROTECT CEE - Romania