Примеры использования Number of working children на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The increasing number of working children;
The number of working children and adolescents of both sexes aged 514 has dropped in relation to 1995.
It remained also concerned by reports of a high number of working children.
In 2001, the number of working children rose to 4.02 million.
In paragraph 29 of the report the indicator shows that the number of working children is growing every year.
With age, the number of working children tends to grow faster and reach higher levels in rural areas than in urban.
The Committee nevertheless remains concerned at the large number of working children in the State party.
According to the ILO, the number of working children worldwide declined by almost 78 million over 12 years from 2000 to 2012.
The same declining trend was observed in the 1014 age bracket during 19951999:the total number of working children dropped from 3.3 million to 2.5 million.
Since 2007, the number of working children grew insignificantly by 0.1 percentage points from 570,186 to 580,565 in 2014.
Undertake surveys throughout the territory with a view to establishing,inter alia, the number of working children, their age, occupations, the number of working hours and the remuneration received;
The number of working children in the age group 5-17 years is 616,023, or 15.9 per cent of all children in this age group.
The Census of 2001 shows a slight increase in the number of working children to 12.50 million out of the total child population of 250.2 million.
It acknowledged the establishment of a Plan for the Elimination of Exploitation of Child Labour in 2004,enquiring about measures taken to reduce the number of working children in urban informal sectors.
One method of determining the number of working children is to establish the school enrolment rate.
Turkey noted the concerns of the Committee on the Rights of the Child and UNICEF on the high rate of children living in poverty especially in rural areas,and on the high number of working children.
UNCT noted that the number of working children in Lebanon was estimated at about 100,000, equal to 10 per cent of the national child population.
Germany also asked about efforts made to follow up recommendations by the Committee on the Rights of the Child to reduce the number of working children and to ensure that children who worked did so in accordance with international standards and had access to education.
A declining trend in the number of working children aged 59 has been detected from 1995 to 1999, as the total dropped from 519,000 to 375,000. Children aged 1014.
According to the child labour survey conducted in 2010 andpublished by the Central Statistical Organization, the number of working children in the age group 6- 17 years amounted to around 1.6 million(22.3 per cent of the total child population), which was the highest rate on record.
CRC was concerned by the large number of working children and in particular by the current practice of the Koranic schools, run by marabouts who use the talibés on a large scale for economic gain.
Despite measures established to protect children from exploitation, CRC expressed concern about, inter alia,the increasing number of working children, insufficient legal provisions regulating irregular labour practices and the increasing numbers of children being employed as entertainers and sex objects.
However, the Committee is concerned by the large number of working children and in particular by the current practice of the Koranic schools run by marabouts who use the talibés on a large scale for economic gain, by sending them to work in the fields or to the streets for begging and other illicit work that provides money, thus preventing them from having access to health, education and good living conditions.
The ILO Committee of Experts expressed concern at the high number of working children under the minimum age and urged the Government to redouble its efforts to improve this situation.
The Committee remains concerned however at the large number of working children between the ages of 5 and 17 who work in the"informal" labour market and have consequently been excluded from the educational system, in particular in rural areas.
Extrapolation from 1999 data of the ongoing EPMs indicates that the number of working children aged seven to 17 is 1,387,800, accounting for 33 per cent of the total number of Malagasy children 4,204,000.
In sub-Saharan Africa, by contrast, the absolute number of working children actually increased, partly owing to high rates of population growth and the economic hardships resulting from the spread of HIV/AIDS.
According to recent surveys carried out in several countries andstatistics available to ILO, the number of working children, worldwide, aged between 5 and 14 years is 250 million,of which at least 120 million are working full time and are doing work that is hazardous and exploitative.
The Committee expresses its concern about the number of working children, particularly those working in the informal sector, and about the situation of girls working as domestic servants.
In 2006, CRC shared Samoa's concern regarding the growing number of working children, including children involved in domestic work and child street vendors, and expressed the need to undertake targeted action to address it.