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>REPORT EXPOSES GLOBAL SPREAD OF CHILD LABOUR
>
>New Delhi, November 20 - A report released today by the Global
>March Against Child Labour shows the shocking exploitation of
>children in almost every part of the world.  From rich country
>to poor, there seems to be no escape for children suffering in
>the worst forms of child labour.
>
>Issued a day after ILO Convention 182 comes into legal force,
>the report presents a clear and urgent agenda to the world community.
> It is the first ever comprehensive country-by-country review
>of the problems of child slavery, child prostitution, child soldiers,
>and other hazardous child labour.
>
>The Global March will be looking for governments, international
>agencies, and ordinary people to use the information in "Out
>of the Shadows: A Worldwide Report on the Worst Forms of Child
>Labour" to initiate concrete programs to protect children. With
>thousands of partners in 140 countries, the Global March is the
>single largest movement on behalf of the world's 250 million
>child labourers.  The movement was instrumental in the establishment
>of ILO Convention 182 on the Worst Forms of Child Labour.
>
>"We did not march 80,000 km just to have nice words put on a
>piece of paper.  We are determined to see that these promises
>make a real difference in the lives of exploited children," said
>Kailash Satyarthi, Chairperson of the Global March. "This report
>is the voice of millions of children calling for help."
>
>"Out of the Shadows", is now available online through the website,
>"www.globalmarch.org".  Some of the disturbing data in the report
>includes:
>
>     * 5,000 children between 6 and 14 years of age were recently
>found in secret and illegal workshops in Guatemala City.  They
>were being used for the manufacture of fireworks and other explosive
>products.
>
>     * Half of the prostitutes on the streets of Sudbury, Canada
>are under 15 years old, and some are as young as 11.
>
>     * 3,000 Albanian children have been trafficked to Italy
>and Greece to be used for begging and cleaning windows and cars
>without pay.
>
>     * An estimated 400,000 children under 15 are working as
>full-time domestic servants in Jakarta, Indonesia.
>
>     * In a single district of Uganda, 4,000 children have been
>abducted to fight as child soldiers in the Lord's Resistance
>Army.
>
>The report not only documents the situation in every single country,
>but also shows what can and is being done against child labour.
>The report suggests many constructive steps that governments,
>businesses, trade unions, NGOs, and children themselves can take
>to address the problem.  It also reviews the efforts that governments
>have made since the unanimous adoption of Convention 182 in June
>of last year.  The report will be an invaluable tool for everyone
>working towards a world free of child exploitation.
>
>ENDS
>
>For more information, please contact:
>
>Global March International Secretariat
>Address:  L-6 Kalkaji, New Delhi-19, INDIA
>Telephone:     (91 11) 622-4899, 647-5481
>Fax:           (91 11) 623-6818
>E-mail:   [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Website:  www.globalmarch.org
>
>
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>EXPOSES GLOBAL SPREAD OF CHILD LABOUR<BR><BR>New Delhi, November 20 - A report
>released today by the Global<BR>March Against Child Labour shows the shocking
>exploitation of<BR>children in almost every part of the world.&nbsp; From rich
>country<BR>to poor, there seems to be no escape for children suffering
>in<BR>the
>worst forms of child labour.<BR><BR>Issued a day after ILO Convention 182
>comes
>into legal force,<BR>the report presents a clear and urgent agenda to the
>world
>community.<BR>&nbsp;It is the first ever comprehensive country-by-country
>review<BR>of the problems of child slavery, child prostitution, child
>soldiers,<BR>and other hazardous child labour.<BR><BR>The Global March will be
>looking for governments, international<BR>agencies, and ordinary people to use
>the information in "Out<BR>of the Shadows: A Worldwide Report on the Worst
>Forms
>of Child<BR>Labour" to initiate concrete programs to protect children.
>With<BR>thousands of partners in 140 countries, the Global March is
>the<BR>single largest movement on behalf of the world's 250 million<BR>child
>labourers.&nbsp; The movement was instrumental in the establishment<BR>of ILO
>Convention 182 on the Worst Forms of Child Labour.<BR><BR>"We did not march
>80,000 km just to have nice words put on a<BR>piece of paper.&nbsp; We are
>determined to see that these promises<BR>make a real difference in the lives
>of
>exploited children," said<BR>Kailash Satyarthi, Chairperson of the Global
>March.
>"This report<BR>is the voice of millions of children calling for
>help."<BR><BR>"Out of the Shadows", is now available online through the
>website,<BR>"<A
>href='http://www.globalmarch.org"'>www.globalmarch.org"</A>.&nbsp; Some of the
>disturbing data in the report<BR>includes:<BR><BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; *
>5,000 children between 6 and 14 years of age were recently<BR>found in secret
>and illegal workshops in Guatemala City.&nbsp; They<BR>were being used for the
>manufacture of fireworks and other
>explosive<BR>products.<BR><BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; * Half of the
>prostitutes
>on the streets of Sudbury, Canada<BR>are under 15 years old, and some are as
>young as 11.<BR><BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; * 3,000 Albanian children have
>been
>trafficked to Italy<BR>and Greece to be used for begging and cleaning windows
>and cars<BR>without pay.<BR><BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; * An estimated
>400,000
>children under 15 are working as<BR>full-time domestic servants in Jakarta,
>Indonesia.<BR><BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; * In a single district of Uganda,
>4,000 children have been<BR>abducted to fight as child soldiers in the Lord's
>Resistance<BR>Army.<BR><BR>The report not only documents the situation in
>every
>single country,<BR>but also shows what can and is being done against child
>labour.<BR>The report suggests many constructive steps that
>governments,<BR>businesses, trade unions, NGOs, and children themselves can
>take<BR>to address the problem.&nbsp; It also reviews the efforts that
>governments<BR>have made since the unanimous adoption of Convention 182 in
>June<BR>of last year.&nbsp; The report will be an invaluable tool for
>everyone<BR>working towards a world free of child
>exploitation.<BR><BR>ENDS<BR><BR>For more information, please
>contact:<BR><BR>Global March International Secretariat<BR>Address:&nbsp; L-6
>Kalkaji, New Delhi-19, INDIA<BR>Telephone:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; (91 11)
>622-4899,
>647-5481<BR>Fax:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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