Worst forms of child labour

The worst forms of child labour, as defined in ILO convention 182, include child trafficking, children used to commit crime, the prostitution of children and other forms of hazardous work.

General

Reports on worst forms of child labour, generally.

Children used by adults to commit crime (CUBAC)

Children used in illicit / illegal activities

Child trafficking

Excluding other forms of forced labour and slavery. See also "Policy areas and themes: Refugee and immigrant children".

Commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC)

Including prostitution and pornography

Hazardous work

Re child labour in specific economic sectors (eg agriculture or waste picking / scavenging): see under 'Economic sectors'

Forced labour and forms of slavery

Including child soldiers; excluding child trafficking.