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ILO in action

Focus on child labour in Africa’s supply chains

Funded by the government of the Netherlands, the ILO's ACCEL Africa project aims to eliminate child labour from supply chains in Africa, including in the cocoa sector in Côte d'Ivoire and the artisanal gold mining sector in Mali. The project's...

Building Trust in Cotton Fields: The ILO’s engagement in Uzbekistan

The role of social protection in the elimination of child labour: Evidence review and policy implications

This report provides a rigorous review of what the latest research says about the power of social protection to combat child labour. Providing families with direct assistance to help them weather crises can help reduce negative coping strategies...

ILO facilitates discussion on Financing the Elimination of Child Labour

Joint ILO/UNICEF report

ILO/UNICEF: Social protection contributes to reducing child labour

A new ILO-UNICEF report calls for the closing of the social protection coverage gap that means 1.5 billion children are still unsupported by family or child cash benefits.

5th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour

Far-reaching action needed to end child labour

Delegates at the 5th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour unite in calling for more to be done to end child labour

South-South Cooperation: Good Practices of Labour Inspection on the Prevention and Eradication of Child Labour

Vulnerabilities to child labour

Identifying particularly vulnerable groups of children and their specific needs is essential for the elimination of child labour. This brief brings together the key findings from four studies that each address a key area of vulnerability to child...

5th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour

Far-reaching action needed to end child labour

Delegates at the 5th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour unite in calling for more to be done to end child labour

The 2nd Employment Working Group G20 Meeting: “Improving the Employment Condition to Recover Together”

The ILO supports the G20 Presidency of Indonesia which is committed to advocate collective action on three main pillars on global health architecture, sustainable energy transition and digital transformation.

ILO brief

The elimination of child labour and its root causes – the guidance offered by the ILO MNE Declaration

Special edition podcast: Ending forced labour and child labour in Mexico

This podcast features interviews with four expert speakers from businesses and employer and business membership organizations who all have first-hand experience in tackling forced labour and child labour.

Introduction to Laws on Occupational Safety and Health in Myanmar 2020

This Introduction to laws on occupational safety and health guidebook has been developed for human resource practitioners, academics, students, employers, trade unions, and workers to provide accessible information on occupational safety and health...

Child labour

ILO, UNICEF and the Fijian media join hands to strengthen reporting on child safety and protection

The ILO, together with UNICEF, held a two-day training workshop for journalists in Fiji on reporting on child abuse, neglect, exploitation, and child labour to support in ensuring safety and well-being for all children in media reporting.

Getting serious about supporting the care economy

Opinion by Dagmar Walter, Director, ILO Decent Work Technical Support Team for South Asia and Country Office for India in The Hindu, on the Care Economy.

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The Project Video on the Elimination of Child Labour through Education in Hazelnut Harvesting in Türkiye - Short Version

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The Project Video on the Elimination of Child Labour through Education in Hazelnut Harvesting in Türkiye - Trailer

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The Project Video on the Elimination of Child Labour through Education in Hazelnut Harvesting in Türkiye - Long Version

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Sinan’s Story: building self-esteem through education…