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Journalists awarded for reporting on child labour
No first prize was given in the media award aiming at raising public awareness on child labour.
Survey on Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices (KAP) on Child Labour
Child labour
National press awards on preventing child labour call for submissions until 31 August
The final results will be announced in the third quarter of 2019.
Report assessment of mass media communication of child labour in Viet Nam
Child labour
“Children shouldn’t work in fields, but on dreams”!
This animated clip has been developed to raise awareness on the impacts of child labour in agriculture. Based on the theme of this year’s WDACL, the animation promotes the message that “Children shouldn’t work in fields, but on dreams”!
ILO Viet Nam
ILO chief technical advisor receives Government medal for contributions to child labour prevention in Viet Nam
On his last day as ILO Viet Nam’s chief technical advisor, Minoru Ogasawara was awarded a medal for his efforts in the fight against child labour in Viet Nam.
Child labour
Prohibition of child labour in hazardous work, for a Generation Safe & Healthy
This video aims to raise awareness on child labour including hazardous works. It stresses the critical importance of removing children below the minimum age for work from all forms of child labour, including hazardous work, and ensuring they have...
Child labour
National alliance key to fight child labour in Viet Nam
A national forum calls on the legal framework to be expanded to the informal economy where the majority of child labourers are found.
Analysis of selected value chains of handicraft and food processing in Hanoi
Within the framework of ENHANCE’s direct support in Hanoi, the study aims at analysing priority handicraft value chains with a large concentration of households with children engaged in working activities or at risk of falling into child labour.
Report on media assessment of mass communication about child labour
As part of its awareness raising component, ENHANCE is planning to implement a mass media awareness campaign, addressing the general public both at a national level and in the three selected project areas - Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and An Giang. The...
Our impact, Their voices
Preventing child labour in natural disasters
In natural disasters, many families fall into poverty, lose their homes and property, children lose their parents and become at risk of engaging in child labour. Prompt actions are required to help disaster-stricken families improve their...
Our impact, Their voices
Preventing child labour in natural disasters and climate change
Children are the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, natural disasters and extreme weather phenomena. Natural disasters and climate change can negatively affect children’s rights in many aspects such as health, educational access,...
World Day Against Child Labour
Children at risk of child labour in natural disasters
Viet Nam is one of the countries hardest hit by climate change. As disasters destroy livelihoods, children may give up school to work for their families’ survival.
Child labour
Viet Nam’s child labour action plan launched
The Programme on the Prevention and Reduction of Child Labour for the 2016-20 period was officially launched in Hanoi in a two-day workshop starting on 1 December to step up the fight against child labour in Viet Nam.
Video
Ending child labour in supply chains in Viet Nam
The risk that child labour may be present in supply chains should be well addressed for the future of the young generations and the entire society as Viet Nam is set for deeper economic integration.
World Day against Child Labour
Ending child labour in supply chains is increasingly important in economic integration
“End child labour in supply chains – It’s everyone’s business!” is the focus of this year’s World Day against Child Labour (12 June).
ENHANCE Project Brochure
ENHANCE Project Brochure
Child Labour
Launching ceremony of project on enhancing national capacity to prevent and reduce Child labour in Viet Nam
Together with MOLISA, the ILO and national stakeholders commit to preventing and reducing child labour by 2020.
World Day Against Child Labour 2015
New ILO study points to the long-term impact of child labour
Around 20 to 30 per cent of children in low income countries complete their school to work transition by the age of 15 and even more leave school prior to this age, says a new ILO report prepared for World Day against Child Labour.