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A video that shows a child who entered the labor force due to poverty conditions. She was then able to enroll in vocational training where she learned to sew and received a sewing machine and is now able to pursue decent work to support herself and her family. This video includes both Burmese and English subtitles.

A video that shows a child who entered the labor force as a fisher due to poverty conditions. He was then able to enroll in vocational training where he learned mechanical and entrepreneurial skills and is now able to pursue decent work and further education to support himself and his family. This video includes both Burmese and English subtitles.

A video that shows a child who entered the labor force due to poverty conditions. He was then able to enroll in vocational training where he learned to weld and is now able to pursue decent work to support himself and his family. This video includes both Burmese and English subtitles.

A video that shows a child who entered the labor force making bricks due to poverty conditions. Her income supports the education of her siblings. This video includes both Burmese and English subtitles.

A video featuring statements from workers, fishing industry leaders, and government officials explaining how the SAFE Seas project has helped protect fishers from harmful labor practices.

This issue paper addresses the twin challenges of child labor and education exclusion among indigenous children. The paper demonstrates that indigenous children face a higher risk of child labor than other children, and are often significantly over-represented in hazardous work and the worst forms of child labor. These children also face limited access to education, with particular limitations found among indigenous girls. Factors influencing this situation include land dispossession, climate change, migration, and constraints on traditional indigenous livelihoods

A Filipino-language video explaining how to avoid putting children's education at risk in the enterprises of women's economic empowerment actors as part of an overall goal to improve awareness among women entrepreneurs and their families to recognize signs of harmful work for children (child labor) and adults within their businesses and other income-generating activities and to devise solutions to mitigate harm.

A French-language video explaining how to avoid putting children's education at risk in the enterprises of women's economic empowerment actors as part of an overall goal to improve awareness among women entrepreneurs and their families to recognize signs of harmful work for children (child labor) and adults within their businesses and other income-generating activities and to devise solutions to mitigate harm.

A video in Burmese with English subtitles highlighting the story of a child who collects garbage for money but desires to instead receive an education and learn a higher paying trade. The video also describes the hazardous working conditions and the prevalence of this situation in Myanmar.

An animated video in Burmese with English subtitles describing the prevalence and hazardous nature of child labor in Myanmar. This video was created as part of the #endchildlabour campaign to end child labor.