Working Children Get Organised

Working children's organizations have recently started to make their voices heard in international child labour debates. However, myths and misconceptions about these organizations abound. This report examines the history, philosophical and political orientations and activities of five organizations and movements in Africa, Asia and Latin America, focusing on their local and national work. It should make useful reading for anyone concerned with child labour issues or those interested in developing participatory ways of working with children and young people. Published by the International Save the Children Alliance.
 
Working children's organizations have recently started to make their voices heard in international child labour debates. However, myths and misconceptions about these organizations abound. This report examines the history, philosophical and political orientations and activities of five organizations and movements in Africa, Asia and Latin America, focusing on their local and national work. It should make useful reading for anyone concerned with child labour issues or those interested in developing participatory ways of working with children and young people. Published by the International Save the Children Alliance.