Geneva / Johannesburg / Development / Pretoria / Washington / DC / Durban / The Hague / Bloemfontein / Cape Town / London / /
Company
Child Labor Intersectoral Support Groups / /
Country
South Africa / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Product Issues / FDA Phase / /
Facility
UNESCO Institute / /
IndustryTerm
law enforcement personnel / sufficient training and systems / social services / food service / anti-trafficking law / /
Organization
Child Labor Issues Project Description Government / Coordinating Body Implementation Committee on Child Labor / U.S. Consulate / NPA’s Sexual Offenses and Community Affairs Unit / Department of Home Affairs / National Action / South African Department of Labor / U.S. Department of State / Persons Task Team / SADOJ’s Victim Support Directorate / ILO Committee of Experts / Department of Social Development / Department of Education / South African Police Service / UNESCO Institute for Statistics / South African Department of Justice / Government of South Africa / Unavailable Attending School / Attending School / South African Social Security Agency / United Nations / Department of Monitoring and Evaluation / Constitutional Development / Department of Labour / U.S. Embassy / National Prosecuting Authority / /
South Africa SIGNIFICANT ADVANCEMENT In 2013, South Africa made a significant advancement in efforts to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. The Government amended the Basic Conditions of Employment