Videos and Photos
2006
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Philippines and Indonesia: Child Labour in Footwear Industry
20 July 2006
The footwear industry in Indonesia and the Philippines is a source of income for many poor families. An ILO training program encourages them to have safer workplaces and to send their children to school.
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Indonesia: Pekerja Anak Jermal di Medan
20 May 2006
The short film captured the dangerous lives of children working on jermal platforms, engaged in hazardous works and exposed to unsafe working conditions, risk of drowning, long working hours (between 12-20 hours per day), and three months of isolation from their families. They were also vulnerable of physical and sexual abuses from adult coworkers or employers. The film also showed efforts taken by the ILO through its International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC) to eliminate jermal children. The film was already broadcasted by a national TV station (only available in Bahasa Indonesia).
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Indonesian Domestic Workers
15 May 2006
Every year nearly 400,000 domestic workers leave Indonesia to work abroad. For most the experience is positive, allowing them to earn many times what they would earn at home. Hidden from public view in private homes however, domestic workers can be targets of exploitation and abuse as ILO TV reports.
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Indonesia: Peran Polisi dalam Hubungan Industrial
01 May 2006
The short film captured joint efforts taken by the Indonesian National Police, in collaboration with the ILO through the ILO/USA Declaration Police Training Project, to enhance police capacity and understanding in handling industrial disputes and promote the ILO fundamental principles and rights at work, in particular the principles on freedom of association and collective bargaining. The film was already broadcasted by a national TV station (only available in Bahasa Indonesia).
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Indonesia: Kembali Bekerja - Respons ILO terhadap Tsunami di Aceh
01 March 2006
This short film documents the ILO's programme to assist people who were affected by the 2004 tsunami in Aceh to find work. The programme includes delivering skills training, helping to open employment centres, involving people in reconstruction and rehabilitation works, and improving the capacity of local organizations in employment-related matters. After the tsunami, unemployment in Aceh jumped from 6.8 per cent to more than 30 per cent. (This film is only available in Bahasa Indonesia).
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Indonesia: Anak-anak yang Berisiko Terlibat dalam Perdagangan Narkoba di Jakarta
01 March 2006
The short film documented efforts taken to break the vicious cycle of drugs trafficking involving under aged children by the ILO through its International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour. The efforts were targeted to parents and children from poor urban communities. Children involved in drug trafficking were mostly drug users or ex users and became involved in the sale, production and trafficking of drugs between the ages of 13 and 15. The film was already broadcasted by a national TV station (only available in Bahasa Indonesia).
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Indonesian Furniture Industry
07 February 2006
For years, environmentalists have worried about the deforestation of jungles in Indonesia that supply precious woods for garden furniture in the West. But along with these natural resources, a centuries-old livelihood is also under threat as ILO TV explains.
2005
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Recovering from the Asian Tsunami - Baan Talae Nok, Thailand
26 December 2005
With the help of the ILO, Tsunami survivors learned new skills including how to set up business.
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PREVENTING HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN CHINA
07 December 2005
While China’s economy booms, many workers leave the countryside to make money in the cities or even abroad. The ILO’s Mekong Project to Combat Trafficking aims to raise awareness of the problem and teach about safe migration.
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Puppets spread AIDS message in India
24 November 2005
Raising awareness of HIV/AIDS can be difficult in countries where sex is taboo and literacy rates are low. An Indian community group supported by the International Labour OrganiZation has been reaching out to truck drivers and migrant workers with an entertaining and educational puppet show.