Child Labour, Getting the Message Across

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Summary: A manual to strenghen the
production and use of information
about child labour in Asia.

Commisioned by the Regional Working Group on Child Labour
(RWG-CL) this manual is part of a project to strengthen regional
information exchange on the worst forms of child labour. It is
based on recommendations made by participants in a regional
survey as well as a forum on this topic organised by RWG-CL in
1999 and involving 113 organisations working in nine countries in
South and Southeast Asia. Thus the manual responds to the
expressed regional need for more efficient child labour
information networking among practitioners as well as for
capacity building in the production and use of information about
child labour. In addition, the manual uses children's rights as the
foundation for establishing 'good practice' in the production and
use of child labour information.pdf: http://www.crin.org/docs/resources/publications/orderform.pdf

Organisation: 
Regional Working Group on Child Labour
Articles: 
Article 32: Child labour
Attachment Link: 
http://www.crin.org/docs/resources/publications/orderform.pdf

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