Ejemplos de uso de Exploitation and labour en Inglés y sus traducciones al Español
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In such cases, the state fails to meet its obligation to protect the child, whose rights to be free from economic exploitation and labour are violated.
The distinction between slavery, labour exploitation, and labour exploitation resulting from human trafficking can often be unclear both in definitionand even more in its practical application.
Any national policy and multidisciplinary strategy developed to prevent and combat situations of children's economic exploitation and labour;
The National Committee for the Oversight of Actions to Combat Child Trafficking, Exploitation and Labour, established pursuant to Decree No. 2011-366 of 3 November 2011.
Describe the impact that awareness-raising campaigns led by the State party have had and the results obtained by the National Committee for the Oversight of Actions to Combat Child Trafficking, Exploitation and Labour.
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The Committee welcomes the adoption of the National Plan of Action on the fight against child trafficking for commercial exploitation and labour in 2001 as well as the establishment of the Comités de vigilance.
In fact, at the extraordinary Council of Ministers session of 3 November 2011, the President signed two decrees establishing, respectively, national and inter-ministerial monitoring committees on child trafficking, exploitation and labour.
It was established pursuant to Decree No. 2011-365 of 3 November 2011 creating the Interministerial Committee to Combat Child Trafficking, Exploitation and Labour, which has the mission of evaluating and monitoring government actions to combat child trafficking, exploitation and labour. .
Despite the progress made,the problem of child exploitation and labour persists because of the poverty of parents, who are unable to meet their children's needs, and the inability of the State(because of lack of resources) to fulfil its responsibilities in the area of child protection.
The shift in recent policy has resulted in aggressive marketing of Filipinos abroad.This has made Filipinos more vulnerable to exploitation and labour violations they have become mere commodities in international labour market.
The Interdepartmental Committee to Combat Child Trafficking, Exploitation and Labour. Established pursuant to Decree No. 2011-365 of 3 November 2011, it has been tasked with coordinating and ensuring the implementation of programmes and projects to eradicate child labour. .
Community-based campaigns have been conducted, with the support of UNOCI, Nestlé, the United States Embassy and the State through the National Committee for the Oversight of Actions to Combat Child Trafficking, Exploitation and Labour, headed by the First Lady, Ms. Dominique Ouattara.
A National Committee for the Oversight of Actions to Combat Child Trafficking, Exploitation and Labour was created by Decree No. 2011-366 of 3 November 2011. It is responsible for securing cooperation between different institutions and pursuing government initiatives on human trafficking.
Accordingly, it is responsible for monitoring the implementation of government projects and programmes as part of efforts to combat child trafficking, exploitation and labour; initiating measures to prevent child trafficking, exploitation and labour; submitting proposals to Government for the abolition of child labour; proposing measures for the care of victims of the worst forms of child labour; and contributing to the educational and occupational rehabilitation of child workers.
Labour exploitation and child labour. .
Economic exploitation and child labour.
Economic exploitation and child labour article 32.
Article 32 protects children from economic exploitation and dangerous labour.
Based on the questionnaire responses,many countries have adopted national legislative measures to prohibit labour exploitation and forced labour. .
The social costs of migration can result from situations of labour exploitation and forced labour, discrimination, abuse and lack of access to basic social rights.