MINISTERIAL ORDER Nº06 OF 13/07/2010 DETERMINING THE LIST OF WORST FORMS OF CHILD LABOUR, THEIR NATURE, CATEGORIES OF INSTITUTIONS THAT ARE NOT ALLOWED TO EMPLOY THEM AND THEIR PREVENTION MECHANISMS | 06 OF 13/07/2010 — Rwanda law | Esheria

MINISTERIAL ORDER Nº06 OF 13/07/2010 DETERMINING THE LIST OF WORST FORMS OF CHILD LABOUR, THEIR NATURE, CATEGORIES OF INSTITUTIONS THAT ARE NOT ALLOWED TO EMPLOY THEM AND THEIR PREVENTION MECHANISMS

This provision says the Order sets out the list and nature of the worst forms of child labour, the categories of institutions that may not employ children, and prevention mechanisms.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
06 OF 13/07/2010
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This provision says the Order sets out the list and nature of the worst forms of child labour, the categories of institutions that may not employ children, and prevention mechanisms. This article classifies the worst forms of child labour into three categories. The provision says the worst forms of child labour are prohibited and includes examples such as slavery, trafficking, debt bondage, forced labour, using children in conflicts, prostitution, pornography, and drug-related work. This article lists kinds of work considered harmful for children’s health, safety, or morals. This article lists kinds of work that are considered dangerous for children’s health.