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Legal Framework of the Right to Work for Minors: This infographic explains some of the additional labor protections and rights afforded to Costa Ricanadolescents aged 15-17. Rights mentioned include: the right to decent work, the prohibition on adolescents engaging in dangerous or hazardous work, and the right to access workplace skills training.

Project end report summarizing a project undertaken by the Fair Labor Association, under contract with the ILO, to develop resource materials and conduct trainings of selected national and regional stakeholders on fair recruitment of seasonal agriculture workers in Uzbekistan.

Project end report summarizing a project undertaken by the Fair Labor Association, under contract with the ILO, to develop resource materials and conduct trainings of selected national and regional stakeholders on fair recruitment of seasonal agriculture workers in Uzbekistan.

This presentation provides an overview of the concept of forced labor, the penal code in Peru, and the role of inspection and identification of cases in the context of COVID-19.

A model regulatory instruction model legislation -- later adopted by the Serbian Ministry of Labor -- instructing labor inspectors to use a special Checklist for Oversight over Child Labor and will conduct its work based on the Special Protocol of Labor Inspection for Protecting Children from Child Labor, Including Its Worst Forms, and Violations of Child Work Rights.

A piece of model legislation -- later adopted by the Serbian government -- designed to augment Serbia's General Protocol on Protection of Children from Abuse and Neglect, designed to promote inter-agency and inter-sectorial cooperation in the creation of an active protection mechanism against child labor.

This review is aimed at determining the extent to which national laws, regulations, policies and other measures, as well as the existing practices in Myanmar are implementing the requirements of the international standards on child labour, such as in particular the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child; the ILO Minimum Age Convention, 1973 (No.138)and the ILO Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention, 1999 (No.182). The review is articulated around three specific objectives, namely to (i)identify the relevant provisions of national laws, regulations, policies, etc. which aim at implementing those relevant international standards; (ii)determine whether and how these international standards are reflected by such national provisions in Myanmar; and (iii)recommend the necessary changes that need to be made to law and practice to ensure compliance with those ratified international standards and effectively eliminate child labour and protect young workers.

This document is a Training Materials and Guide for facilitators in training key government agencies and other relevant stakeholders on law enforcement and policy implementation to reduce child labour and improve working conditions in Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (ASM) operations and other sectors in Ghana.

This document is an informational guide created to provide vanilla industry exporters with information to help ensure effective and comprehensive implementation of the Code of Conduct to provide assurance that minimum working age and appropriate working conditions, as well as the protection of children’s rights, will be respected throughout the supply chain and will align all actors in the fight against child labor.

Have You Heard of Pilares Network? Do You Know What It Is and What It Does? - South of Bolivar: In order to work together for children in the municipality, 16 social organizations from Barranco and San Martín de Loba created the Pilares network last October. The men and women are preparing to observe how child labor is presented in the villages and urban centers, and promote joint actions so that more and more boys, girls and adolescents can live their development cycle without having corresponding responsibilities to adults.