TECL

Key links & docs: TECL II
Info and docs on the planning of the 2nd phase of TECL (2008 to 2012).; Swaziland: Key documents
Including the national action plan on elimination of child labour.; Lesotho: National action plan; Botswana: National action plan; Namibia: National action plan; SA: Implementation committee
Meetings of the Implementation Committee (the national steering committee) of the national plan (CLPA); SA: National action plan
The SA Child Labour Programme of Action, Phase 2 (CLPA-2).; SA: TECL exit process
The process of mainstreaming action on child labour in South Africa.

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Performing arts Up one level If such work done in compliance with national law and international child labour conventions, it is not considered child labour. Eg, if children under 15 years in South Africa act in a movie, and the employer complies with a permit issued in terms of the relevant regulations, the law sees this as acceptable. For children in sport, see 'Sport'. Press reports Organisations and links Laws Kid Nation - are kids in this reality show child labourers?
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