Working Children in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan: Results of the 2007 Child Labor Survey
The aim of this report is to identify the prevalence and nature of employment among children aged 5-17 in Jordan,the factors influencing child employment and schooling,and the potential consequences of employment as measured by children’s health and schooling outcomes. The analysis presented in the report is based on the 27 Child Labour Survey (CLS),a household-based survey covering 76,46 individuals from 14,91 households that was conducted by the Jordanian Department of Statistics,in collaboration with ILO-IPEC,with the main purpose of understanding child labour in Jordan.
This report emphasizes key challenges associated with the right to education, including those associated with the approved third-cycle recommendations. The report highlighted (Quality of learning and
In 2023, AWO and IRCKHF conducted a legal analysis of the national legal framework governing the work of associations without religious, political, or labor interests in six Arab nations, including
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