🛡️ 1. Global March Against Child Labour
One of the largest civil society movements, the Global March Against Child Labour is active in over 100 countries. It brings together NGOs, teachers’ unions, and trade unions to:
- Advocate for decent work for youth
- Promote child labor-free zones (e.g., in Ghana)
- Push for policy change and enforcement of international labor standards
- Support education and rehabilitation for rescued children 1
Their work is aligned with SDG Target 8.7, which aims to end child labor in all its forms by 2025.
❤️ 2. Love 146
This international NGO focuses on ending child exploitation and trafficking through:
- Survivor care and rehabilitation
- Prevention education using their “Not a Number” curriculum
- Training professionals to support vulnerable children2
Love 146 operates in the U.S., U.K., Philippines, and several African countries.
📢 3. World Day Against Child Labour (ILO)
Held annually on June 12, this global campaign by the International Labour Organization (ILO) raises awareness and mobilizes action. It:
- Highlights global trends and data on child labor
- Promotes ratification of ILO Conventions 138 and 182
- Encourages partnerships among governments, civil society, and international organizations 3
Recent efforts include recognizing community-led initiatives in Uganda, Ghana, and Nepal.
🧒 4. Stop Child Labor Coalition
Founded in 1989, this U.S.-based network:
- Advocates for stronger laws and enforcement
- Educates the public and policymakers
- Hosts campaigns, conferences, and media events to raise awareness2
🌱 5. Save the Children
Operating in over 120 countries, Save the Children works to:
- Educate communities about children’s rights
- Strengthen child protection systems
- Advocate for policy reforms and inclusive education 2
🌐 6. Alliance 8.7
A global partnership hosted by the ILO, Alliance 8.7 supports countries in achieving SDG 8.7 by:
- Coordinating national action plans
- Sharing best practices
- Mobilizing resources to eliminate child labor and modern slavery3
✊ Why These Campaigns Matter
- Over 152 million children are still engaged in child labor globally.
- Many work in hazardous conditions, missing out on education and childhood.
- These campaigns aim to protect children’s rights, promote education, and break the cycle of poverty.
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1: Source from Global March Against Child Labour
2: Source from Human Rights Careers
3: Source from International Labour Organization (ILO)
