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The scourge of rural Madagascar: Child labour in domestic work
An ILO study in rural areas of Madagascar sheds light on the main causes leading to child labour
ILO’s Head for Africa on official visit in Comoros and Madagascar
A first official visit from 2-8 May to Comoros and Madagascar to strengthen the collaboration between the ILO and its tripartite constituents through the signing of new Decent Wok Country Programmes.
ILO: Progress on gender equality at work remains inadequate
Despite some progress made on achieving gender equality in the world of work since the 1995 Beijing Declaration on women rights, many challenges remain, including a motherhood pay gap.
Worst forms of child labour
Battling commercial sexual exploitation of children in Madagascar
The ILO and the EU join forces in an innovative project which uses education to help kids build new lives.
Youth Employment
New ILO’s Youth Job Fair in Toamasina, Madagascar
A two-day regional job fair targeting young women and men of Madagascar was launched today in Toamasina (North-East) under the auspices of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and its partners to address the burning issue of youth...
School-to-work transition
Does investing in education pay off for African youth?
In sub-Saharan Africa, a stable, well-paid job is often an impossible dream, even for educated young people, according to an ILO report.
Worst Forms of Child Labour
No to commercial sexual exploitation of children in Madagascar
On World Day against sexual exploitation, the ILO in Madagascar calls for strong effective actions to eradicate the commercial sexual exploitation of children in the country.
First W4Y Regional Meeting
Decent jobs for youth should be at the top of African Development agenda, says ILO
Informality and vulnerable employment remain the reality for the vast majority of young workers in the region, says a new ILO report prepared for the Work4Youth Regional Conference that is taking place this week in Addis Ababa.
ILO consults African youth on jobs crisis
The ILO dedicates the month of March 2012 to hold national events in 12 African countries from the five sub-regions to hear young people’s views on the alarming youth employment situation.
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