Geneva / New York / Washington / DC / Baghdad / Dohuk / /
Company
Integrated Regional Information Networks / Iraqi Red Crescent / Living Light International / /
Country
Netherlands / Japan / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / Iraq / /
Currency
USD / CRC / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
UNESCO Institute / /
IndustryTerm
psychosocial services / transportation / dangerous machinery / informal education systems / Web Data System / anti-trafficking law / providing psychosocial services / /
MedicalCondition
injuries / /
Organization
office of the Special Representatives / Central Committee / International Labour Organization / Confederation of Trade Unions / U.S. Department of State / Joint Committee / Ministry of Labor / ILO Committee of Experts / alqaeda / UNESCO Institute for Statistics / New Iraqi Army / UN General Assembly / Ministry of the Interior / Ministry of Defense / al-Qaeda / State Ministry for Women / Attending School / Social Affairs / Anti-Trafficking Department / United Nations / Iraqi Industries Federation / International Labor Organization / MOI’s Anti-Trafficking Department / Ministers Secretariat / Human Rights Watch / Government of Iraq / International Labour Office / Commission on Human Rights / Ministry of Foreign Affairs / U.S. Embassy / Ministry of Education / United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization / /
Person
L. Al Qaeda / Jane Arraf / Warrick Page / /
Position
USDOL official / Secretary General for Children and Armed Conflict / official / Special Representative / /
Product
gases / /
Technology
3 Palermo Protocol / Transplantation / html / pdf / http / /
In 2012, Iraq made a minimal advancement in efforts to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. The extent to which continued insecurity has affected efforts to address child labor is unknown. The 2012 anti-trafficking