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Vali Nas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Conform baronesei Nicholson, Romania este un model european in protectia
copilului. "Sunt incantata sa va pot aduce la cunostinta ca Romania si-a
reformat din temelii sistemul de protectie a copilului si dupa ce a avut
unul dintre cele mai proaste astfel de sisteme din Europa." (
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Se poate sa minta, oare, baroneasa? Cu un asemenea "extremely high level of
child labour", Romania este cu siguranta pe locul intai in Europa, dar nu la
capitolul protectia copilului.
Vali
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ICFTU ONLINE...
Romania: 70,000 children engaged in worst forms of child labour, foreign
investors criticised for obstructing unionisation
28/11/2005
Brussels, 28 November 2005 (ICFTU OnLine): Although Romania has ratified the
major ILO Conventions on workers' rights and has laws on its statute books
to guarantee trade union rights, in practice there are problems with forming
trade unions and the right to strike, according to a report released today
by the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU). The report
has been produced to complement the WTO's Trade Policy review of Romania.
In particular, there are 3.9 million economically active children in
Romania, including over 300,000 child labourers in agriculture and low
skilled jobs, and 60,000 to 70,000 engaged in the worst forms of child
labour. Trade unions in Romania have called for faster adoption and
implementation of a new law on labour inspection, in order to improve the
government's capacities in this area. The government is working with the ILO
and has established a programme against child labour.
Furthermore, although the government has ratified Conventions 87 and 98 on
Freedom of Association and collective bargaining, significant problems
remain. In particular, unions in Romania have criticised government inaction
in the face of the anti-union views of foreign investors which do not accept
the existence of trade unions in their companies.
The ICFTU concludes its report by saying that the government should deliver
on its promises to set up labour courts (on the basis of good new labour
legislation) and that it should bring its definition of essential services
in line with ILO guidelines. In addition, it should take far more urgent and
active measures to address the extremely high level of child labour in
Romania.
The ICFTU called on the WTO to draw the Romanian government's attention to
the commitments it made to observe core labour standards at the WTO
Ministerial Conferences in 1996 and 2001.
<http://www.icftu.org/displaydocument.asp?Index=991223108&Language=EN> The
full report
The ICFTU represents 145 million workers through its 234 affiliated
organisations in 154 countries and territories: <http://www.icftu.org/>
www.icftu.org
The ICFTU is also a member of Global Unions:
<http://www.global-unions.org/> http://www.global-unions.org
For more information, please contact the ICFTU Press Department on +32 2 224
0212 or +32 476 621 018.
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions(ICFTU)
Boulevard du Roi Albert II 5, B1, B-1210 Brussels, Belgium. For more
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