Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Working children in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Almost half the working children are girls.
It is estimated that there are still 750 000 working children.
Fifteen thousand working children go to school20.
Support primary education in developing countries and link primary education programmes with programmes aimed at reintegrating working children in the regular school system;
Out of 3 working children never attend school.
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Jai Singh estimates the total number of working children at around 30 thousand.
Nevertheless, working children were found in seven researched quarries.
Thanks to new perspectives, which were opened up to young people, working children are now fortunately a rare exception.
To get working children to school and to keep them there often special enabling programmes are necessary.
Annex I- Fifteen thousand working children go to school.
To reach that last goal not only the quality of education has to be improved but also special programmes should be set up to get working children to school.
There are almost no pictures of working children from the slavery past.
The working children featured in the report are not part of the buying companies' supply chains but are the children of the garment workers.
The NLI has ascertained that nearly half of the full-time working children suffer from health problems like joint problems,
Stimulate that all programmes for primary education supported by The Netherlands have a strategy to give(presently) working children access to quality daytime education.
Four of the five working children by the researchers as ï.
materials to prepare working children for participation in the regular school system.
The ILO estimates the number of working children to be 168 million in 2012 versus 245 million in 2000 and 215 million in 2008.
future- development assistance in primary education with programmes aimed at reintegrating working children in the regular school system.
In Bolivia the working children formed unions to ensure better wages
Education programmes supported by the Dutch government should therefore always have a plan of action to bring working children to school and offer them quality education.
Avoid ad hoc education programmes for working children if it is also possible to give these children access to quality formal education.
It is also important to know from which countries data were used because the report finds that the largest decline in the number of working children took place in Asia- from 114 million in 2008 to 78 million children in 2012.
A law in 1833 prescribed that working children aged from 9 to 13 years of age had to receive two hours daily for six days a week, instruction in reading, writing and arithmetic.
examples of efforts to address the exploitation of working children.
Special education programmes for working children should however not act as a barrier to bring children in the mainstream formal full-time primary education.
of development aid for primary education and programmes to get working children to school.
Working children ruin their bodies
area where all working children are being withdrawn from child labour and are(re)integrated into formal,
has reduced the number of young working children to almost 1% of the workers growing seeds for Nunhems.