Prevention, withdrawal, protection and rehabilitation of children affected by child labour. There are currently 152 million girls and boys engaged in child labour that is mentally, physically, socially, or morally dangerous, according to the International Labour Organisation. Child Labour makes it difficult for a child to attend school, or limists their attendance, including those employed in largely unseen domestic work. Many children engaged in harmful work experience its worst forms – including slavery, forced and bonded work, child trafficking, illicit activities, and involvement in armed conflict and sexual exploitation. Ecla’s position on Child Labour explains our ambition to protect children from harmful work, refers to international standards and termin