Economic Exploitation of Children in the Informal Market

This online course addresses the critical issue of Economic Exploitation of Children in the Informal Market, aimed at associations and professionals dedicated to protecting children’s rights. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of child rights, focusing on definitions and principles outlined in international conventions.

The course will explore the legal framework protecting children’s rights, reviewing local and international laws and their application in fieldwork. It will cover various forms of exploitation, including economic exploitation, human trafficking, and domestic violence, equipping participants to recognize indicators of abuse.

Participants will learn preventive and remedial interventions, including community awareness strategies and how to provide psychological and legal support to affected children. The importance of collaboration among NGOs, government entities, and local communities will be emphasized, detailing the roles and responsibilities of each stakeholder in safeguarding children’s rights.

Additionally, the course will cover practical skills for interacting with affected children, using digital tools for documentation and communication, and evaluating the impact of child protection programs. Ethical considerations, including confidentiality and respect for children’s privacy, will be integral to the curriculum.

By the end of the course, participants will be empowered to make a meaningful impact in their communities, advocating for the rights of vulnerable children and contributing to their protection from economic exploitation.