Based on recent research, the authors argue that the impact of work on children's development should be the key measure for assessing whether or not it is appropriate for children, and that the children themselves can play an important role in helping make such assessments. This paper suggests a number of different measures which can be employed to ensure that children are protected from harmful work and enabled to benefit from safe work. You have a great web site. I will make reference to it on our site. Based on your suggestions I'll try to do my part.
Child labour is a horrid example of manipulation.
Everybody shlould try and do their share to stop it. We are very concerned about children's rights and the abuse of the world's children by big companies. I would be interested in receiving your newsletter and any informaton that I can share with my fellow students. On May 12th, we have downloaded your logo, put it on our web site, and filled the above form to inform you. I realise today that our association is not mentioned among the web sites supporting the March.