Category: Tiripur India
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Send children ‘to work’ at school to end child labour in India
“Brands must take responsibility and share their profits to help keep children in school” Brands sourcing garments, shoes, leather and natural stones from India must help create and sustain child labour-free zones by mapping their supply chains and working with communities to boost school enrolment, activists said on Tuesday.
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Cooperating with the private sector in Child Labour Free Zones in India
Efforts to reduce and remediate child labour require attention from multiple angles. One key element is the role of the private sector.
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The story of Vinodhini
Mr. Damodharan and his family from Veerapandi migrated to Tirupur over 4 years ago. The family lives in Pandian Nagar, ward 16, in a house having sticker No. 1375A, Door No: 8/1610A.
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Two neighbourhoods in Tirupur ‘child labour free’
In Tirupur (India), local NGO SAVE – partner of Stop Child Labour – has declared two neighbourhoods ‘child labour free’.
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Annual Report ‘Out of Work and into School’ – year 2
Supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, within this programme we are strengthening and expanding child labour free zones, where possible and relevant with active participation of CSR initiatives and companies.
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First annual report ‘Out of Work and into School’ project
Stop Child Labour (SCL) started the Out of Work and into School project in May 2014, as part of our broader programme to eliminate and remediate all forms of child labour linked to the right to education for all children.
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Kick-off new SCL programme – report available now
With this programme, Stop Child Labour aims to strengthen and expand child labour free zones (CLFZ) world-wide, where possible and relevant with active participation of corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives and companies.