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Iunie 12: World Day Against Child Labour
Today, an estimated 246 million children worldwide are engaged in some kind of labour, about 180 million of them in hazardous conditions. To focus global attention on the urgent need to eradicate this practice, the International Labour Organization (ILO) has designated 12 June as World Day Against Child Labour. In addition to being denied education, children who work are frequently victims of mistreatment, physical violence and psychological abuse. Girls are even more vulnerable, often becoming easy targets of sexual abuse by employers and co-workers. UNICEF believes that child labour not only hinders children’s well-being but also slows the world’s progress in achieving its long-term development goals. Along with partners such as the ILO, UNESCO and the World Bank, UNICEF has formed the Global Task Force on Child Labour and Education for All to promote policies, generate resources and put in place practical measures that combat child labour.

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World Day Against Child Labour can be commemorated in many ways, including starting a project to raise awareness in your community, writing a poem or article about child labour or submitting images to the Global Gallery showing child labour in your community. How about sharing your opinion with other TIG members on child labour on our discussion boards?

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Child Labour is the newest topic to be added to our Understanding the Issues section! Check it out for informative resource both on TakingITGlobal, and off, on this controversial subject.

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Make the Commitment to avoid products created using Child Labour!
Make a Commitment to buying Ethical Products! Follow up by posting a blog that tells other TIG members how you have been ensuring the products you buy are ethically manufactured, and why you believe this is making a difference. It will inspire others to follow in your footsteps!

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