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This has to be focused on in all parts of the world. The main side here is as criminal as the production side. Very little is decided in these activities without being defined by the market in our rich part of the world.
There is the 'Red Card to Child Labour' action being taken by FIFA and the ILO to jointly combat child labour, a very good campaign that directly addresses exactly the problem we are talking about here. Matching this with the broader work of increasing respect for the basic principles that the ILO stands for will, I hope, make a difference. The measurement of progress here can be made in many ways. One is to see how many countries actually sign up to the legal instruments. This debate is one that we are pushing quite vigorously with our development partners."@en1
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