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Decisions concerning child labour, education and nutrition are taken by parents simultaneously with decisions affecting fertility and infant mortality. This implies that child labour cannot be abolished without altering the conditions that make it optimal for parents to make their children work. Such conditions can be altered not only by educational policies, such as free or subsidized provision of school facilities, but also by more broadly aimed policies, such as sanitation or preventive medicine.

The Southern African Labour Education Project is an education project undertaken by Southern African workers, youth, and socialists. It provides socialist education materials for the workers' and youth movement in Southern Africa which are not being produced within the region itself, and assists in building and strengthening direct contacts between Southern African workers and the workers' movement internationally

This book presents some of the most important good practices identified by ILO-IPEC from thousands of projects and programmes around the world. It shows a first step towards sharing the considerable portfolio of knowledge and expertise (amassed by ILO-IPEC)in using education as a principal means of combating child labour and in linking the elimination of child labour to the Education For All initiative.

The child and the state in India : child labour and education policy in comparative perspective / Myron Weiner -- Born to work : child labour in India / Neera Burra -- 'Right against economic exploitation : child labour' from Child rights in India : law, policy, and practice / Asha Bajpai

Knowledge is playing an important role in the development of contemporary capitalism. This book addresses the questions such as: how labour movements learn, and what strategies they deploy to defend their interests.