Publications on child labour

2002

  1. Ethiopia - Child domestic workers in Addis Ababa: A rapid assessment (IWFCL, no 38)

    01 July 2002

    The objective of this study is to identify, describe and analyze the characteristics of the working and living conditions of child domestic labourers in Addis Ababa, using a rapid assessment method. The rapid assessment methodology implemented includes an in-depth interview, observation of physical conditions, focus group discussions, case studies, role play, and daily activity logs.

  2. Combating child labour and HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa - A review of policies, programmes, and projects in South Africa, the United Republic of Tanzania and Zambia to identify good practices (Paper 01)

    01 June 2002

  3. Estonia - Children and adolescents involved in drug use and trafficking: A rapid assessment (IWFCL, no 37)

    01 June 2002

  4. Guidelines on Strategic Programme Impact Framework (SPIF)

    01 May 2002

  5. Guatemala - Child labour in garbage dumps: A rapid assessment, Guatemala, executive summary (IWFCL, no 34)

    01 May 2002

  6. Ukraine: At a glance

    01 May 2002

  7. St Petersburg, Russia: At a glance

    01 May 2002

  8. Romania: At a glance

    01 May 2002

  9. Albania: At a glance

    01 May 2002

  10. Towards a time-bound national action on child domestic workers in the Philippines - Cursorial assessment report

    01 May 2002

    There is a vast army of everyday child domestic workers (CDWs) that provides to many Filipino households cheap services for their comfort and enjoyment. This army is increasingly composed by very young girls, some as young as 8 years old, prone to verbal, physical and sexual abuse. While child domestic work may not always be hazardous, anecdotal evidence show that there are instances when they suffer grievous work conditions adults would not stand for.