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Exploring the near and long-term political and societal risks arising from the current economic malaise.
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Eliminating child labour remains a challenge as money earned goes towards helping families get by.
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Teenagers continue to serve in both the state military and armed groups, despite new approach by country's leaders.
Preethi Nallu
Features
Last Modified: 04 Aug 2012 15:55 GMT
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The ILO says more than half of the country's five million child workers do so under hazardous conditions.
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Opposition leader to visit Thailand for economic forum this week on first journey outside Myanmar since 1988.
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On the traditional day of worker solidarity, we ask if the labour movement is losing out to corporate greed.
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An estimated 196 million people were unemployed at the end of 2011, but are austerity measures partly to blame?
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A revolution is needed to push the Lebanese government's hand to make the requisite reforms to its labour laws.
Opinion
Last Modified: 08 Apr 2012 11:27 GMT
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Head of organising committee pledges international labour standards will be met as Gulf state prepares for tournament.
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Of the 215 million child labourers worldwide, more than half are engaged in hazardous work.
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