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... labour on a full time basis , either assisting in the family occupation or managing fam- ily assets or simply engaging in a wide variety of domestic ' adult releasing ' activities . Another method of resolving this issue is to ignore ...
... labour on a full time basis , either assisting in the family occupation or managing fam- ily assets or simply engaging in a wide variety of domestic ' adult releasing ' activities . Another method of resolving this issue is to ignore ...
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... labour as well as on compulsory education . It is argued that the strong correlation between enactment of compulsory education laws and reduc- tion of child labour from the work force in several countries is not merely a coincidence ...
... labour as well as on compulsory education . It is argued that the strong correlation between enactment of compulsory education laws and reduc- tion of child labour from the work force in several countries is not merely a coincidence ...
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... labour . It is this charac- teristic of the formal school system that , in fact , makes it an invaluable asset to any programme that seeks to eliminate child labour . crucial is to work out a mechanism that enables smooth transition for ...
... labour . It is this charac- teristic of the formal school system that , in fact , makes it an invaluable asset to any programme that seeks to eliminate child labour . crucial is to work out a mechanism that enables smooth transition for ...
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