Trafficking
The study which assessed seven countries - China, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam - found that while most countries had enacted laws, enforcement was generally weak. Read ..............................................................................................
This Handbook addresses some key measures that parliamentarians can take to end child trafficking. It includes laws, policies and advocacy efforts -- which parliamentarians around the world are taking to protect children from trafficking. Read ..............................................................................................
Winner of the prestigious Notable Government Documents Award, this report is a tribute to the courage of children affected by commercial sexual exploitation. It presents the voices of young people: how they got involved in the sex trade, what they need, what they fear and what they hope for. Read ..............................................................................................
A result and also a cause of poverty, child labour is a human rights violation on many different levels. This publication shows how UNICEF and its major partners are working to end child labour. Child labour can and must be consigned to history. Read ..............................................................................................
Resources: Protection    Say No to Violence Against Children A Study on Violence Against Girls |
