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Népal - Élimination du travail des enfants, protection des enfants et des adolescents - Règlement, Décret, Arrêté, Ordonnance

Youth and Small Entrepreneur Self-Employment Fund (Operation) Rules, 2077 (2020). (युवा तथा साना व्यवसायी स्वरोजगार कोष (सञ्‍‍चालन) नियमावली, २०७७) -

Adoption: 2020-08 | NPL-2021-R-112161

Népal - Élimination du travail des enfants, protection des enfants et des adolescents - Loi

Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2075 [Act No. 16 of 2018]. (अनिवार्य तथा निःशुल्क शिक्षा सम्बन्धी ऐन, २०७५) -

Adoption: 2018-09-18 | NPL-2018-L-112157

An Act Made to Provide for Compulsory and Free Education for all Nepalese. Includes compulsory education for children from the ages of 5 to 13 years old.

Népal - Élimination du travail des enfants, protection des enfants et des adolescents - Loi

Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Rules, 2062 (2006). -

Adoption: 2006-01-20 | NPL-2006-L-95080

Sets out the responsibilities of employers when employing children in hazardous occupations. Establishes a Child Labour Elimination Committee, pursuant to Section 23 of the Act to give advise to the Government of Nepal, relating to health, security, education, vocational training, to arrange for the appropriate employment, to discourage the deployment of child in any work and to eliminate child Labour.

Chapter 1 - Preliminary
Chapter 2 - Notice for Operation of Risky Professions or Activities
Chapter 3 - Remuneration, Leave and other Facilities
Chapter 4 - Provisions relating to Health and Security
Chapter 5 - Miscellaneous

Népal - Élimination du travail des enfants, protection des enfants et des adolescents - Loi

Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 2000. -

Adoption: 2000-06-21 | Date d'entrée en vigueur: 2004-11-16 | NPL-2000-L-57354

Regulates employment of children who have not completed 16 years of age. Employment of children who have not completed 14 years of age is prohibited. Makes provision for information to be furnished with regard to employment of children; approval to be obtained; certificates of eligibility to be obtained; hours of employment; remuneration and facilities; health and safety of children; dispute concerning age; register, inspections and removal from employment; penalties and appeals, as well as some related matters. Contains a list of hazardous work that is prohibited to employ children for.

Népal - Élimination du travail des enfants, protection des enfants et des adolescents - Règlement, Décret, Arrêté, Ordonnance

Child (Development and Rehabilitation) Fund Rules.

Adoption: 1996-07-29 | NPL-1996-R-45474

Establishes a Child (Development and Rehabilitation) Fund which shall have the function of developing and implementing programmes to provide for the intellectual and physical development of children who belong to the age group prohibited from working, as well as children that had previously worked in an enterprise. Inter alia, such programmes shall include day-care centres for children of workers.

Népal - Élimination du travail des enfants, protection des enfants et des adolescents - Règlement, Décret, Arrêté, Ordonnance

Children's Rules, 2051 (1995). -

Adoption: 1995-01-16 | NPL-1995-R-95084

Népal - Élimination du travail des enfants, protection des enfants et des adolescents - Loi

Children's Act, 2048 (1992) -

Adoption: 1992-05-20 | NPL-1992-L-30034

This Act, which was prompted by the accession by Nepal of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, is comprised of 59 sections and divided into the following chapters: Chapter I: Preliminary. Chapter II: Rights and Interests of Children. Chapter III: Provisions relating to the Protection of the Child and Relating to the Guardian. Chapter IV: Welfare Provisions. Chapter V: Working Hours and Leisure. Chapter VI: Miscellaneous.

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Begging (Prohibition) Act, 1962. -

Adoption: 1962-04-11 | NPL-1962-L-71667

Prohibits guardians of children from letting them beg and the giving of money to beggers. Violations are punishable by a fine or three months imprisonment or both.