Child Labor Policy Description School / Public Prosecutor’s Office / Fiji Police’s Sexual Offenses Unit / High Court / Fiji Chapter / National Action / Ministry of Social Welfare / Relations Tribunal / U.S. Department of State / Police Transnational Crime Unit / Employment Relations Division / Government of Fiji / Fiji National Council for Disabled Persons / Ministry of Labor / Employment Relations Tribunal / ILO Committee of Experts / Suva City Council / Child Labor Unit / Taveuni Child Labor Interagency Committee / Interagency Committee on Child Labor Focus / Trafficking Task Force / U.S. Department of Labor Federal Register Notice / Fiji Times/Pacific Island News Association / UNESCO Institute for Statistics / United States Government / F. Ministry / Congress / Task Force / Department of Social Welfare / Fijian Government / Unavailable Attending School / Attending School / United Nations / Fiji Police Force / Child Labor Law Enforcement Organization / International Labor Organization / Human Trafficking Unit / European Commission / Ministry of i’Taukei Affairs / United States Department of Labour / Targeted News Service / European Union / U.S. Embassy / Fiji Police / ILO / Ministry of Education / Solicitor General’s Office / Ministry of Local Government / Ministry of Health / /
Position
President / police officer / official / Governor / TACKLE / Director of Public Prosecutions Law enforcement agencies in Fiji / IPEC TACKLE / Director for Immigration / /
Fiji MODERATE ADVANCEMENT In 2013, Fiji made a moderate advancement in efforts to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. The Government signed into law a new constitution which prohibits slavery or servitude, forced