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This report provides key insights about child domestic labor such as data regarding the estimated number of child domestic workers worldwide, information about child domestic workers' working conditions, information about policy responses to child labor, insight on the role of civil society organization in addressing child domestic labor, and recommendations for further actions to address child domestic labor.

Study on the Employment Situation of Adolescent Workers: a study of the labor market and market access of adolescent workers with lower incomes in the city of El Alto de La Paz and Plan 3,000 of Santa Cruz.

A summary of the contents of a capacity building workshop that aimed to build the capacity of journalists to fight against child trafficking and child labor by improving their knowledge of these phenomena and providing tips on how to ensure wide dissemination of awareness messages.

This presentation highlights information about the ECOWAS project, challenges faced by the project, and information on the  collaboration between NSC and the project.

This report reviews 14 cases of female workers that have been analyzed that raise concern about the possibility that they could be subjected to exploitative labor conditions during the pandemic caused by the Sar-Cov-2 coronavirus. These cases have been identified by the Trade Union of Domestic Workers of the Lima Region (SINTTRAHOL), the Institute for the Promotion and Training of Domestic Workers (IPROFOTH) and by the National Federation of Paid Domestic Workers of Peru. (FENTRAHOGARP). 

An article about the long-term psychological and economc consequences of child labor on children.

This is an infographic which describes the profits made both globally and regionally from forced labor in Peru, as well as other statistics on human trafficking.

This document is a research report of which the central objective is to understand the forms of forced labor and human trafficking for the purpose of labor exploitation in the triple border area between Peru, Brazil, and Colombia. The report covers the extensive qualitative research the investigators undertook to discover the links between criminal activities and forced labor and human trafficking.

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.  

This document contains an agenda and structure for a course curriculum related to poultry and goat rearing; garment making; and food production.