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Mexican legislation prohibits child labour.

Child prostitution and pornography and the use of child labour continued to exist.

D. Use of children

(c) The forced or compulsory recruitment of children for use in armed conflict, the use of these children in armed conflict by militias, the practice of child labour, particularly domestic labour, and the involvement of children in exploitative and hazardous labour, and a juvenile justice system not in accordance with international standards

The use of children as workers by State institutions, and in particular by State educational establishments, is a matter of concern to the Committee.

119. In February 1998, the Global March Against Child Labour passed through Cambodia.

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No cases are reported of industrial establishments employing children.

All laws on child labour were being brought into conformity with the relevant ILO conventions. The Constitution prohibited slavery in any form, and the engagement of children in any factory or mine or hazardous employment was forbidden, as was the employment of children under 14 in specified areas.

In many countries and Mexico is one of them child labour is encountered on a larger scale in rural areas.

(j) Not to use or recruit children under the age of 18 as soldiers, encourages the continuation of the process of demobilization of child soldiers currently being undertaken by the United Nations Children's Fund, with the cooperation of the Sudan People's Liberation Army Movement, and urges both parties to the conflict not to use or recruit children under the age of 18 as soldiers and to refrain from the practice of forced conscription

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443. It is noted that child labour is restricted by DA No. 295 of 4 June 1986 on health and safety at the workplace in Greenland.

As regards minors, the STPS is promoting measures to eliminate the commercial sexual exploitation of children, to protect working minors and to combat child labour. These measures include

Efforts must also be made to end child labour, which was sometimes harmful to children s health and deprived them of education.

At present, proposals to improve the effectiveness of the implementation of the law regarding child prostitution and the abuse of children in the production of pornographic materials is being studied by a working group.

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All such use is in violation of article 38 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

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Many more are being used in indirect ways that are more difficult to measure, such as cooks, messengers and porters.

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208. According to several reports, children are used in the conflict, even by FAZ, which is believed to have recruited them in Kisangani and Kindu, although there is no confirmation of the fact.

Target 3 Measures towards eliminating trafficking of children, sexual exploitation, child labour, and use of children in armed conflict

of child care leave (of three years apos duration) to take care of a child under four years of age.

The problems of the exploitation of child labour, in particular the use of young girls as domestic workers, and child prostitution also require special attention.

The problems of the exploitation of child labour, in particular the use of young girls as domestic workers, and child prostitution also require special attention.

Girls may be used as domestic workers and consequently not registered they may be taken as wives by older men in the camps or they may be trafficked out of the camps.

The use of child soldiers was the most egregious form of child labour, and he therefore called upon Member States to expedite the drafting of an optional protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the impact of armed conflict on children with a provision raising the minimum age for recruitment to 18.

Information on acts of violence against street children was also received.

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They included the continuing commercial sexual exploitation of children and the problem of child labour.

The report stresses the unknown, although immense, dimension of child labour in the world, including in hazardous activities, domestic service, prostitution, bonded labour, etc.

Since 2001, the Ministry of Labour and Social Security has united the relevant departments in annual nationwide campaigns to check on compliance with the Regulations prohibiting child labour. Proper understanding of the conditions prevailing in the various regions, and a rigorous analysis of the problems remaining in prohibiting child labour as well as the various contributing factors, permit measures to be drawn up to address them.

Child abductions, the recruitment and use of child soldiers, and the denial of access to vital services have a profound impact on children.

After a week of negotiations, a draft child labour convention was agreed upon, the intention of which is to eliminate the most intolerable forms of child labour which include slavery, the use of a child for prostitution or pornography, and the use of a child in illegal activities such as drug trafficking.

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(b) Take immediate and effective steps to eliminate the practice in State institutions, in particular in educational institutions, of requiring children to work for the profit of these institutions.

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Finally, it stressed that parents, children and professionals should be educated on the rights of the child and on their roles so as to enable children to exercise their rights.