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Children's Protection Against Labor Exploitation - Ethiopian Human Rights Commission
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CANCÚN, Q. R.- In a direct dialogue with children from Cancun, as antecedent to the commemoration of the “World Day against Child Labour” on 12 June, the Municipal President, Ana Paty Peralta, interacted with students from the “Alfredo V. Bonfil” primary school, on a day of the Comprehensive Prevention Programme “Knowing our rights, saying no to child labour”, whose aim is to raise awareness and foster the culture of denouncing this social pheno…
Children's Protection Against Labor Exploitation - Ethiopian Human Rights Commission
Ethiopian Constitution, Article 36(1) (d) Every child has the right not to be subjected to exploitative practices, neither to be required nor permitted to perform work which may be hazardous or harmful to his or her education, health or wellbeing. Convention on the Rights of the Child, Article 32(2) (a-c) States Parties shall in particular: Provide for a minimum age or minimum ages for admission to employment; Provide for appropriate regulat…
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