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Act Of Republic Of Indonesia No. 1 Of 2000 On Ratification ILO Convention No. 182 Concerningthe Prohibition And Immediate Action For The Elimination Of The Worst Forms Of Child Labour

What is the law about?

It calls for immediate prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour for all children under 18 years old

What are worst forms of child labour?

n child slavery
n forced labour
n trafficking
n debt bondage
n serfdom
n compulsory recruitment of children for use in armed conflict
nprostitution
n pornography
n production and trafficking of drugs
n hazardous and exploitative work

Are there exceptions?

No, children under 18 should not be allowed to work in this form of labour, irrespective poverty.

Can we wait until the country is more developed?

Indonesia is legally bound to take immediate and effective measures to secure prohibition and elimination as a matter of urgency

Examples: enact national laws and regulations, enforce the law by removing children, prevent by education, rehabilitate and socially integrate these children

Act Of Republic Of Indonesia No. 20 Of 1999 On Ratification ILO Convention No 138 Concerning Minimum Age For Admission To Employment

What is the law about?

It calls for immediate prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour for all children under 18 years old

What are worst forms of child labour?

n child slavery
n forced labour
n trafficking
n debt bondage
n serfdom
n compulsory recruitment of children for use in armed conflict
n prostitution
n pornography
n production and trafficking of drugs
n hazardous and exploitative work

Are there exceptions?

No, children under 18 should not be allowed to work in this form of labour, irrespective poverty.

Can we wait until the country is more developed?

Indonesia is legally bound to take immediate and effective measures to secure prohibition and elimination as a matter of urgency

Examples: enact national laws and regulations, enforce the law by removing children, prevent by education, rehabilitate and socially integrate these children.

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