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A video in Burmese with English subtitles highlighting the story of a child who collects garbage for money but desires to instead receive an education and learn a higher paying trade. The video also describes the hazardous working conditions and the prevalence of this situation in Myanmar.

A short film by a participant in the My-PEC program's photojournalism program.

A video in Burmese with English subtitles about Thandar Aung, a child laborer who earns money collecting waste in Yangon while her father is in jail. This work prevents her from attending school and has become more hazardous in the COVID-19 pandemic. This video was produced as part of the World Day Against Child Labour awareness-raising campaign.

A document issued by the Nepalese government detailing the policy and funding steps it plans to take in order to address the issue of child labor. 

This is the 3rd part of Peru's proposal plan that is part of the overall National Plan for the Fight Against Forced Labor. The proposal goes over the conceptual framework of forced labor elimination efforts, statistical information that is specific to the topic in Peru, and a strategic framework which identifies approaches and actions to take to further the fight against forced labor.

Against Child Labor Exploitation Fact Sheet - A fact sheet detailing 21 of the worst forms of child labor in Bolivia by nature and by the child's condition.

A profile of a young girl named Martha who looks for scrap metal in mining waste sites to help support her family.

This reference material is an addendum to the School Management Committee Resource Handbook. This addendum introduces three important reference materials: Child Labour, Governance and Leadership. Child labour is captured under Section 2 (Access and participation) of the training manual. Leadership and governance is captured under section 3 (management efficiency). This addendum seeks to provide information to trainers/facilitators using the updated SMC Training Manual.

The United States Department of Labor (USDOL) in collaboration with the Government of Tanzania initiated and funded International Rescue Committee (IRC) to undertake the WEKEZA Project with the goal of combatting child labor. The WEKEZA baseline study includes a situational assessment of child labor and the pre-program status of six specified program outcome areas in six targeted Districts: Kasulu, Uvinza, and Kigoma Ujiji in Kigoma Region, and Korogwe, Muheza, and Tanga City in Tanga Region. The first objective of the report is to conduct a situational analysis of specified program-related information; the second objective is to provide baseline values of Performance Monitoring Plan (PMP) indicators; and the third objective is to provide contextual information that can help improve the program design. This baseline survey was carried out in 2013. The analysis combines mixed methods and integrates quantitative and qualitative data collected from households, children, teachers, local leaders, community members, parents and youth. This approach enables a holistic consideration of circumstances that influence child labor and allows findings to be viewed from multiple perspectives.