Cape Town, South Africa Programs to End Exploitation and...

Exploitation of Children Anti-Child Labour Youth Development Counter Human Trafficking They are a children’s rights organisation that is trying to end of all forms of exploitation and abuse of children. Their work involves counter human trafficking, anti-child labour and the development of the youth in South Africa. All three programs are dedicated to stop all forms or situations which result in the enslavement of children Their Vision is to protected the rights of children and end exploitation in South Africa Their Mission is to become and remain the best children’s Rights non-profit organization in our country by prevent the exploitation of children: 1.Anti-child Labour 2.Counter-human Trafficking 3.Youth Development in the Central Karoo Child labour continues to exist in our country and around the world and yet people are still not talking about it and this it all the more difficult. 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