Ending Child Labour in Domestic Work and Protecting Young Workers from Abusive Working Conditions

International Labour Organization [ilo]

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Abstract: Report on domestic work provides detailed information on current data regarding the estimated number of child domestic workers worldwide. It also explores the hazards and risks of this type of work, as well as the vulnerability to violence and to abuse to which child domestic workers are too often exposed. It also explores policy responses to child labour and underlines the key role of the social partners and civil society organizations in the fight against child labour in domestic work. The report concludes by making a call for specific action towards ending child labour and protecting young workers in domestic work.

Keywords: child labour; gender; violence; working children; working conditions; decent work; domestic workers; hazard to health; violence; policy reponses (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016-01
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