Supporting Uganda’s child domestic workers experiencing violence
A large number of Ugandan children are employed as domestic workers in households i.e. work in households other than their own undertaking domestic duties such as child care, domestic chores, and looking after livestock. Due to informal working relationship and the prevalence of live-in arrangements, domestic workers in Uganda have traditionally experienced discrimination and exploitation and children are most vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
Supporting Uganda’s Child Domestic Workers Experiencing Violence
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Title: Supporting Uganda’s Child Domestic Workers Experiencing Violence
Author (s): The AfriChild Centre
Year of Publication: 2017
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