Geneva / New York / Washington / DC / Suva / Canberra / Tarawa / Beijing / London / training in Tarawa / /
Company
Social Affairs / Bloomberg / Youth / /
Country
Kiribati / Fiji / United States / /
Facility
UNESCO Institute / /
IndustryTerm
social protection services / protective services / food / /
MusicGroup
Family / Young People / Welfare / the Children / /
NaturalFeature
Pacific Islands / /
Organization
Kiribati Police Force / Child Labor Law Enforcement Organization/Agency Ministry / U.S. Embassy Suva / U.S. Department of State / United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund / Ministry of Labor / ILO Committee of Experts / UNESCO Institute for Statistics / Unavailable Attending School / Ministry of Women / Government of Republic of Kiribati / Attending School / Government of the Republic of Kiribati / Central Intelligence Agency / United Nations / Ministry of Women / Youth / and Social Affairs / International Labor Organization / Government of Kiribati / International Labour Office / Kiribati National Advisory Committee on Children / U.S. Embassy in Suva / Domestic Violence and Sexual Offenses Unit / /
Position
USDOL official / official / Governor / Director of Public Prosecutions / /
Kiribati MODERATE ADVANCEMENT In 2013, Kiribati made a moderate advancement in efforts to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. The Government passed the Children, Young People, and Family Welfare Act.