International Standards For The Prohibition Of Forced And Child Labour

This article examines international legal standards and agreements that prohibit forced labour and child labour, focusing on instruments adopted by the United Nations and International Labour Organization. It analyzes the legal nature and scope of these major international agreements. The work provides an overview of the normative framework designed to protect children from exploitation through labour.

Key points

• The article studies legal standards for appropriate and decent work for young people and children
• It analyzes major international agreements on child labour adopted by the UN and ILO
• The work examines the prohibition of forced labour

Limitations

The abstract does not indicate whether the article evaluates the effectiveness of these standards in practice or their implementation across countries. No specific findings, data, or assessment outcomes are provided.