Le Travail des enfants

• Section I : To support education : an essential starting point
  

• PARTIE I :
  RELATIVE IMPOTENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY IN FRONT OF THE EXTENT OF WORK
  CHILDREN
  
  • CHAPITRE I :
    CHILD WORK : AN INTOLERABLE REALITY
    
    • SECTION I  :
      Extent of the phenomenon of the child work
      
      • Paragraphe I  :
        A phenomenon whose width is
        not easily quantifiable
        
      • Paragraphe II  :
        A phenomenon not being limited to the poor countries
        
    • SECTION II  :
      A work being carried out in very diverse forms
      
      • Paragraphe I  :
        Child work within a family sphere
        
      • Paragraphe II  :
        Child work in the formal sector
        
  • CHAPITRE II  :
    INTERNATIONAL WILL OF PROHIBITION CHILD WORK: A FAILURE
    
    • SECTION I  :
      Conventions of ILO relating to the child work and national impact
      
      • Paragraphe I  :
        An organization lavishes as regards regulation
        child work
        
      • Paragraphe II  :
        An application however limited in
        national legislations
        
    • SECTION II
      The International Convention relating to the rights of the child and his application
      
      • Paragraphe I  :
        Genesis of the International Convention of
        rights of the child
        
      • Paragraphe II  :
        An ambitious convention but still too recent
        to measure made progress
        
• PARTIE II  :
  CHANGE OF POLICY OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY
  
  • CHAPITRE I :
     AN INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY ANXIOUS TO INCLUDE/UNDERSTAND FOR BETTER FIGHTING
    
    • SECTION I  :
      Causes of the child work taken into account as a whole
      
      • Paragraphe I  :
        Causes related to the poverty of the families
        
      • Paragraphe II :
        Causes external with the needs for the families
        
    • SECTION II  :
      THE CREATION OF STANDARDS AGAINST « WORSE FORMS OF WORK
      CHILDREN »
      
      • Paragraphe I  :
        Why a new more restricted convention ?
        
      • Paragraphe II  :
        The contribution of Convention n°182
        
  • CHAPITRE II  :
    THE SEARCH OF MORE CONCRETE SOLUTIONS AND ALTERNATIVES TO THE CHILD WORK
    
    • SECTION I  :
      To support education : an essential starting point
      
      • Paragraphe I  :
        To succeed in bringing the children to the school
        
      • Paragraphe II  :
        To offer to the children an adapted education
        
    • SECTION II  :
      Importance of the social mobilization in the fight against the child work
      
      • Paragraphe I  :
        The boycott of the products resulting from the child work :
        a false solution
        
      • Paragraphe II  :
        Need for creating a broad social consensus
        against the child work
        
      • Section I : To support education : a starting point
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