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Bhutan - Child Labor The following indicators should be considered when conducting assessments of compliance (click on links for details): Legal Framework
Government Performance
Overall Outcomes
Associated Factors
International Sources Social Watch Provide qualitative information related to poverty, equality, and education. UN Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) Statistical tables provide quantitative data related to poverty and economic development, gender, and education. UN Development Program (UNDP) Human development indicators provide quantitative data related to poverty, gender development, and education. Ratifications of core labor standard conventions are also provided. See also indicators on millenium development goals and technical notes. UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) The Institute for Statistics collects quantiative information on education (access and participation, resources, literacy and attainment). See also metadata for source notes and definitions. UNICEF Statistics section provides a snapshot of economic and social indicators (from the State of the World's Children Reports). United Nations Includes State Party Reports and the Conclusions and Observations of UN Committees relating to the CCPR, CEDAW, CERD, CESCR, CMW, CRC. World Bank This database provides country specific information related to education. This database provides gender-related information on health, labor force participation, and educational attainment by country and region. National Sources Department of Labor, Bhutan Potentially useful information available in English Ministry of Agriculture, Bhutan Potentially useful information available in English Ministry of Education, Bhutan Potentially useful information available in English Ministry of Finance, Bhutan Potentially useful information available in English Ministry of Labour and Human Development, Bhutan Potentially useful information available in English Ministry of Trade and Industries, Bhutan Potentially useful information available in English U.S. Government Sources U.S. Department of Labor The report describes the efforts of nearly 150 countries and territories to meet their international commitments to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. U.S. State Department Section 6 covers Workers' Rights, including "Status of Child Labor Practices and Minimum Age for Employment" and "Acceptable Conditions of Work Nongovernmental Organizations Child Rights Information Network The information network compiles information regarding the Convention on the Rights of the Child and child rights according to theme and country. Themes include child rights, armed conflict, disability, discrimination, education, health, HIV/AIDS, juvenile justice, macroeconomics, media, sexual exploitation, UN special session on children, and violence against children Childwatch International Research Network This NGO website compiles links to child research data and information on key institutions by region Human Rights Watch These reports detail the problem of child soldiers and make recommendations for solutions. Lawyers Committee for Human Rights This database contains approximately 2,500 units of measurement on workers rights, extracted from approximately 100 public and confidential source documents including guidelines and questionnaires used by monitoring organizations, multinational corporations, and trade associations; public reports by governmental bodies and non-government organizations; public corporate reports; and others. Database provides indicators and source lists, but no specific data. Social Accountability International SA8000, a voluntary workplace standard patterned on those of the International Organization of Standardization was created in 1997 by the Council on Economic Priorities (a U.S. NGO), and is administered by another NGO, Social Accountability International (SAI). Solidar Updates include news snippets on trade and labor standards, with special attention to the role of the European Union in the WTO Academic and Other Research Gleditsch, N.P., Wallensteen, P., Eriksson, M., Sollenberg, M., and Strand, H. The Conflict Data project at Uppsala University has collected data on all conflicts with more than 25 battle-deaths, internal and external, from the end of the Cold War.
Understanding Children's Work Child labor survey information by country, age and topic. Links to data or contact information to acquire data are provided. Data are accessible by country for children's activities, health information, and working hours Various reports are available on child-labor related topics |
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