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ILO Convention C138 - Minimum Age Convention, 1973
This ILO Convention sets the minimum age for admission to employment and work. Malawi ratified in 1999.
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Adopted in 1973, this ILO Convention sets the minimum age for admission to employment and work, aiming to abolish child labour. Malawi ratified the convention in 1999, reinforcing its commitment to child protection and decent work.
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- 1 Jan 1999
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