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In Agriculture, Child Domestic Labor, Child labor in gold mining, Child labor in stone quarries, Child miners, child soldiers, Children in the Fields, Education, Effective Child Labor Prevention Methods, Forced Labor, Funding or grants, Girls in child labor, Hazardous Labor, Human Trafficking, Prostitution & Pornography, This Week at IIECL Posted April 30, 2011

Spring 2011 Emily Grantees Announced – International Initiative to End Child Labor

The Emily Sandall Foundation and the International Initiative to End Child Labor’s (IIECL) Board of Directors and staff are pleased to announce the Spring 2011 grantees selected to receive Emily [...]

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In Child Labor News, Effective Child Labor Prevention Methods Posted March 7, 2011

MASBATE CITY, March 8 (PIA) — A group of government workers and leaders of – Philippine Information Agency

MASBATE CITY, March 8 (PIA) — A group of government workers and leaders of Philippine Information Agency non-government organizations will start training in preparation for the resumption of a [...]

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In Activities and Programs, Effective Child Labor Prevention Methods, This Week at IIECL, U.S. News Posted November 19, 2010

IIECL’s Child-centered PAVE Methodology Receives Nod from Jordan’s Ministry of Education

Amman, Jordan, November, 2010 Child labor in Jordan continues to thrive, but progress is being made. According to a 2007/08 National Study on Child Labor in Jordan, nearly 33,000 children are [...]

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