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Stop child labour Campaign

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A child labour free zone is a place where no child labour exists and where all children go to school. This could be a village or a plantation. In a child labour free zone everyone is convinced that children belong in school and not in the workplace. All parties – local organisations, trade unions, governments, employers, teachers, parents and children – cooperate to completely eliminate child labour and get all children into school.


 

The key to the success of the child labour free zones is the area-based approach against all forms of child labour. The aim is to get parents, employers, teachers, unions and the government to change their attitude so that the rights of all children are fulfilled. The motto "child labour is a necessary evil" should be replaced by "child labour, in whatever form, is unacceptable!" This way, everyone is motivated and prepared to work together to get children into school and keep them there.

In the Netherlands and Europe, child labour free zones are places like shops, businesses and schools where products made by children are not accepted. Stop Child Labour urges consumers, governments, international organisations and businesses in Europe and the Netherlands to take an active stance against child labour and to become part of the solution.

 

Last modified on Monday, 24 October 2011 12:24
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  • Organization name
    International Labour Organization (ILO)
  • The Organization Department
    Int'l Programme for Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC)
  • Job Title
    Programme Advisor
  • Address
    4, route des Morillons
  • City
    Genève 22
  • Zip Code
    1211
  • Country
    Switzerland

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