U.S. Department of State / Ministry of Justice / United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund / American Commission on Human Rights / Ministry of Labor / Bolivian National Police / civil society / office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights / Attending School / Inter-Institutional Commission / Government of Spain / regional government / International Labor Organization / MOL’s Fundamental Rights Unit / International Labour Office / U.S. Embassy / Instituto Nacional / Ministry of Education / Bolivia’s Secretariat of Tourism / Ministry of Health / United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization / La Paz police / National Council against Trafficking / International Labour Organization / Steering Committee for Zero Child Labor / Bolivian Government / Bolivian Foreign Trade Institute / ILO Committee of Experts / UNESCO Institute for Statistics / Government of Bolivia / United Nations / Brazilian Ministry of Tourism / /
Person
Observation / Avelino Sinai-Elizardo Perez / Avelino Siñani-Elizardo Pérez / de Trabajo / /
Position
Minister of Justice / official / USDOL official / Ley General / Governor / Attorney General / /
In 2012, Bolivia made a moderate advancement in efforts to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. The Government passed the Comprehensive Law against Human Trafficking and Smuggling, which mandates several new program