Home Child Labour & Education RECLISA Project RECLISA Partners News RECLISA Conferences Resources What's New? Feedback Contacts		Since 2004, the RECLISA (Reducing Child Labour in Southern Africa) Project has been working in the sub-region to reduce the number of children caught up in the worst forms of child labour while helping them get an education. Fourteen project activities seek to raise awareness, improve educational opportunities, enhance social services, and strengthen government policies in Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa, and Swaziland. By the end of February, 2008, we have enrolled more than 10,000 children who were caught in, or were at risk of, child labour. Project funding comes from the United States Department of Labour. Home closed on child trafficking charges Friday   16-May-08 The Government has issued a 14-day closure notice to Charitable Children's Institution (CCI) in Kajiado district for alleged child trafficking.  ...more>> More News >>        The Challenge More than 200 million children are working around the world. Child labour robs many of their right to education.  Global Context  Regional (Southern Africa)  Country Information    The Project The RECLISA Project will enrol at least 10,000 children in five countries over four years.  Global Context  Regional (Southern Africa)  Country Activities    Upcoming Events
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