ILO Convention 138 | Vibepedia

ILO Convention 138 is a landmark international treaty that aims to protect children from exploitation and ensure their right to education and development. The convention has been instrumental in shaping national laws and policies, with many countries raising their minimum age for employment. Despite progress, child labor remains a significant problem, with many children still engaged in hazardous work or forced labor. The ILO, UNICEF, and other organizations have played a crucial role in promoting the convention and supporting its implementation.