Child Labour in Domestic Work in Pakistan

“Child Labour in Domestic Work in Pakistan/: A scoping study” is a qualitative study on child labour in the Pakistani domestic work sector by International Labour Organiation (ILO) as part of the Asia Regional Child Labour (ARC) Project. The study examined the

Reconceptualising Labour and Labour Rights

“Reconceptualising Labour and Labour Rights” is a publication by the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) which provides an analysis and examination of Constitutional and various labour and labour rights in Pakistan. It also provides recommendations to improve the existing legal framework

ILO Convention No. 182

The video explains ILO Convention No. 182 which requires countries to take immediate, effective and time-bound measures to eliminate the worst forms of child labour as a matter of urgency.

ILO Convention 138

This video explains the ILO Convention No.138 which defines the minimum age to work for the effective abolition of child labour by requiring countries to: 1) establish a minimum age for entry into work or employment; and 2) establish national policies for

Recommendations to Implement on Mazdoor ka Ehsaas

This report provides recommendations from the Labour Welfare and Social Protection Expert Group (LWSPEG) on extending social protection to informal sector workers in Pakistan, including those in agriculture, as part of Ehsaas’s Mazdoor ka Ehsaas initiative. It analyzes the current situation of

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