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A report reviewing the intersectorial protocol against forced labor, and containing suggestions for how it might be updated or adapted.

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 report provides a summary of the activities that were led by Partners of the Americas and the partnering Paraguay Government and organizations for Project Okakuua. The report lays out the project's focus on combating child and forced labor, the activities that took place in different regions to promote education, and all other activities and initiatives led by the project implementers.

The  main  objective  of  this  study  is  to  provide accurate, objective, and independent information on (i) the activities in which underage children and adolescents participate in the  coffee  sector, (ii) the existing rural offer for the occupation of children and adolescents' free time, and (iii) the map of  formal  and  informal actors that may influence the implementation of the Colombia Avanza project.

Child Labor in the Coffee Sector in Colombia - The  main  objective  of  this  study  is  to  provide accurate, objective, and independent information   on   (i)   the   activities   in   which underage children and adolescents participate in the  coffee  sector,  (ii)  the  existing  rural  offer  for the occupation of children and adolescents' free time,  and  (iii)  the  map  of  formal  and  informal actors that may influence the implementation of the Colombia Avanza project.

An annotated reprinting, composed and distributed by the Modelo Trayectorias Juveniles project, of Executive Decree No. 4149-MTSS-COMEX -- an executive order changing the minimum age for access to services and benefits through the PRONAE program in Costa Rica.

National and International Regulations Related to FBPT-C - According to Age Categories (PMEs or Youth 18 Years and Over), Scope (International/National) and Specificity: This document contains a graphic that categorizes international and national regulations related to Child Labor.

An interview with Nono Sumarsono, a SAFE Seas project director, that discusses the impact COVID-19 has had on workers in the Indonesian fishing industry and recommends several policies to protect these workers.