Working Papers

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CURRENT AND FORTHCOMING TITLES:  Defining Hazardous Occupations for Children and Young Workers. Dr. Ronald Subida, M.D. University of the Philippine Institute of Public Health Focus on Selected Garments Enterprises in Rizal, Philippines. Prof. Rosario del Rosario, College of Social Work and Development, University of the Philippines The Inner World of Children in Prostitution. International Catholic Child Bureau Asia. A Situation Analysis of Violence and Violence Related Working Conditions of Child Domestic Workers. Priya Gopalen, Asian Institute of Management A Case Study on Experiences in Community Education to Prevent the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and the Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes. Filipino Parents' Attitudes to Child Labour: A Baseline Survey of Low-Income Families. Philippine Information Agency A Case Study of Young Workers in the Furniture Industry of Cebu City. Professor Elizabeth Remedio, University of San Carlos  Back to Index OTHER IPEC PHILIPPINES SUPPORTED PUBLICATIONS:  A Comprehensive Situation Analysis of Child Labour in the Philippines, Institute for Labour Studies, 1994 (first printing), 1997 (second printing); Attacking Child Labour, An Indicative Framework for Philippine-ILO Action, 1994 (first printing), 1997 (second printing) "Opening Doors: A Compilation of Laws Protecting the Filipino Child Workers", Ateneo Human Rights Center, Ateneo de Manila University 1996 (first printing); 1997 (second printing). "Assessing Occupational Safety and Health for Children in the Pyrotechnics Industry" The Occupational Safety and Health Center, 1997. "Case Studies of Integrated Programmes for Street and Working Children" by Ruth Esquillo Ignacio, PULSO, The Institute of Church and Social Issues, 1997. "Child Labour: Neglected Human Rights?" by the Philippine Association of Human Rights Advocates (PAHRA), 1996.  Back to Index FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS: The National Survey of Working Children 1995, National Statistics Office The Survey of Child Domestic Workers in Metro Manila, Bureau of Women and Young Workers, Department of Labour and Employment, Manila, Philippines Training Guide for Specialized Training in Child Labour for the Philippine Labour Inspectors, Bureau of Women and Young Workers The Design,Management, and Evaluation of Child Labour Programmes, Instate for Labour Studies Back to Index