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National Action Plan on eliminating child labor issued by the Government of Myanmar.

National Action Plan on eliminating child labor issued by the Government of Myanmar.

This manual describes best practices and lessons learned from the CLEAR II project and captures strategies and interventions that achieved positive results for governments in more than one country.

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.

The CARING Gold Mining Project’s overall goal is to address child labor and working condition issues in artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) globally, and in Ghana and the Philippines --its pilot countries. It does so by pursuing four outcomes, the first three to be carried out in the pilot countries and the fourth one on a global scale.

This handbook aims to clarify the phenomenon of forced labor, outlines practical measures to address forced labor, as well as outlines specific actions that parliamentarians can take.

A presentation about what forced labor is, the penal code against forced labor, and modifications to law N 30924.

A report presenting a legal analysis of Law No. 2015-031 criminalizing slavery and repressing slavery-like practices, the role of institutions (both governmental and civil service) in enabling complaints to be made under that law, and beginning the development of a practical guide on how to build the capacity of all stakeholders to identify situations of slavery and deal with them until they are resolved.

A report analyzing Mauritania's Law 2015-031 of September 10, 2015 criminalizing slavery and repressing slavery-like practices in context alongside pre-existing Mauritanian legal provisions on the subject.

The minutes of a FLeAG committee  meeting in Indreni Foodland,  Baneshwor  on  13th June  2019.  Agenda included discussions  of the forced labor practices among Nepali domestic workers, and review of existing laws and policies regarding with bonded  labor,  slavery,  child  labor  and forced  labor  in  Nepal.