global march against child labour造句

• This week Thailand plays host to the Global March Against Child Labour.
• The Global March Against Child Labour in the Asian region started from Manila, capital of the Philippines, on January 17.
• Labour and Manpower Minister MA Mannan has congratulated the Bangladeshi children for participating in a Global March Against Child Labour.
• The march was meant to be a part of a global march against child labour, organised by the International Labour Organisation.
• RESCUED by concerned non-governmental organisations, the 22 children and teenagers who were among the core participants of the recent Global March Against Child Labour can consider themselves fortunate.
• THE Global March Against Child Labour will be held next week in Bangkok and two other major provinces, Chat Pattana Party MP Paveena Hongsakul who has organised the event said Thursday.
• He has also become known for his activism, having been appointed as a FIFA ambassador in 2001 and supporting the 2002 FIFA World Cup " Global March Against Child Labour " campaign.
• These Core Marchers in small groups, comprising child labour, child rights activists and citizens from Asian, European and Latin American countries, have started the Global March Against Child Labour in January this year.
• The children, many of whom have recently been rescued from exploitation, are " core marchers " in the Global March Against Child Labour, which has crossed 100 countries since it was launched six months ago.
• PETALING JAYA, Fri .-In an effort to promote and protect the rights of children, Malaysians are invited to take part in the Asian chapter of the global march against child labour, to be held next week.
• The debate on the new standards coincides with a campaign that included the Global March against Child Labour, which set out from Manila Jan . 17 and reached Geneva on the occasion of the International Labour Conference.
• BBA has led the largest civil society initiative in the world against child labour in the form of the Global March Against Child Labour in 1998, leading to ILO Convention 182 on Worst Forms of Child Labour
• The Global March Against Child Labour is organised by the International Labour Organisation ( ILO ) while the Malaysian phase of the march, which included a public forum and exhibition, was organised by the National Task Force on Working Children in Malaysia.
• This child worker was one of the 47 core marchers from 12 countries who took part in the Global March Against Child Labour recently, a 40-minute walk from the Co-operative College of Malaysia to the Transport Workers Union headquarters in Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
• The global march against child labour is hoped to create an awareness on child labour; urge States to ratify and enforce existing conventions and laws on child labour and education; mobilise the maximum possible national and international resources to support education for all children and promote positive action by employers and consumers.
• During the 1990s Anti-Slavery, an original supporter of the End Child Prostitution, Pornography and Trafficking campaign ( ECPAT ), helped set up the UK branch . it was one of the organisers of the 1998 Global March against Child Labour, which helped lead to the adoption of a new ILO Convention on the Worst Forms of Child Labour, 1999 ( No . 182 ).