Advocating for Child Domestic Workers

Summary: London, UK. The workshop will bring
together 20-25 practitioners from
Africa, Asia and Latin America who are
working directly with children in
domestic service in order to share best
practice on advocacy technique to
improve the situation of this
particularly vulnerable group of child
workers...Based on what is shared at the workshop, Anti-Slavery will work with
a number of participants to produce and disseminate a practical 'best
practice' handbook for individuals and organisations wanting to
undertake national and regional level advocacy work.

Organisation: 
Anti-Slavery International
Anti-Slavery International
Anti-Slavery International
Anti-Slavery International
Articles: 
Article 32: Child labour
Article 4: Implementation of rights

Countries

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