Responsible business conduct and child labour: Understanding the abolition of child labour and ILO core conventions for effective human rights due diligence
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Responsible business conduct and child labour: Understanding the abolition of child labour and ILO core conventions for effective human rights due diligence
19 octobre–6 novembre 2026
Le cours est disponible en English
Présentation du cours
Child labour remains a persistent problem in today's world and a blatant violation of the human rights of millions of boys and girls around the globe. The latest global estimates indicate that 138 million children are working, which represents nearly 8% of all children worldwide. Fifty-four million of these children are engaged in hazardous work that directly endangers their health, safety, and moral and spiritual development.
Groupes cibles
Representatives from companies (private and public); public procurement agencies and services; relevant ministries with a specific mandate and interest in business and human rights (labour, trade, public procurement, justice, and human rights); development finance institutions; national human rights institutions; academia; national focal points for the promotion of the MNE Declaration; OECD National Contact Points for RBC; UN agencies; employers' organizations and workers' organizations.
