The Role of International Law in the Elimination of Child by Holly Cullen

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By Holly Cullen

This booklet deals a contribution to present debates on baby exertions. It additionally offers baby hard work as an issue to which a number of branches of foreign legislations have made a reaction. It treats a huge diversity of overseas legislations sub-disciplines, and analyses baby hard work within the context of social, monetary and cultural concerns.

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1 and 3. 49 Constitution Case No. 1 of 1988, discussed by BETTEN, supra note 28, at 139–40. See also ICFTU Report, supra note 47, at ch. 3. 50 The central problem was that the Supreme Court decision did not order that bonded debts should be treated as void and unrecoverable but only that wages could not be used as a means of recovery; see BETTEN, supra note 28, at 139–40; see generally ICFTU Report, supra note 47. On the persistence of bonded labor in the brick kiln industry, see Anti-Slavery International, Submission to the United Nations Working Group on 43 22 • International Law in the Elimination of Child Labor made a specific order prohibiting owners from coercing laborers to use their family members to supplement their work rate.

In his concurring opinion, provides a more orthodox approach, referring to Article 53 of the Vienna Convention of the Law of Treaties. , 1388–89. He left open the question of whether forced labor is included in slavery for the purposes of determining the scope of the peremptory international law norms against slavery or whether the prohibition on forced labor may itself be a peremptory norm. 137 Commission of Inquiry Report, supra note 79, paras. 203 and 537. 138 Id. This was based in part on the then-current draft of the International Law Commission’s draft Articles on State Responsibility.

97 30 • International Law in the Elimination of Child Labor E. Slavery and State Responsibility Rules in International Law Thinking about the prohibition on slavery in terms of a customary or peremptory norm, rather than referring to a specific treaty provision, makes definition and scope an acute problem. 105 In particular, we need to consider whether the norm includes only slavery, which entails some element of ownership over a person, or also slavery-like practices, such as debt bondage. The fact that several conventions include the definition of slavery from the 1926 Slavery Convention would identify this as the core of the prohibition.

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