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The ILO has been working with indigenous and tribal peoples since the 1920s. It is responsible for the only international instruments currently in force that deal exclusively with the rights of these peoples. ILO work in the field of indigenous and tribal peoples falls mainly into 2 categories: adoption and supervision of standards; assistance to indigenous and tribal peoples and to States.
A series of new ILO publications on indigenous issues are now available:
| » | Guidelines for Combating Child Labour among Indigenous and Tribal Peoples (Advance draft, English only, French and Spanish versions forthcoming) |
| » | Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and the MDGs: Perspectives from Indigenous communities in Bolivia, Cambodia, Cameroon and Guatemala (Advance draft, English only) |
| » | Los Pueblos Indígenas y los Objectivos de desarollo des Milenio: Guatemala, Comunidad Indígena El Porvenir II (en español solamente)
| | » | Los Pueblos Indígenas y los Objectivos de desarollo des Milenio: Bolivia, Comunidad Indígena Jathun Ayllu Amarete (en español solamente)
| | » | Les peuples indigènes et tribaux et les objectifs du millénaire pour le développement: Micro étude sur les OMD et les peuples indigènes et tribaux au Cameroun (uniquement en français)
| | » | Eliminating discrimination against indigenous and tribal peoples in employment and occupation. A guide to ILO Convention
No. 111 (Available in English, French and Spanish)
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