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Prohibited Work
Page 2 of practice questions on Prohibited Work in Minors (See also RA 7610, as amended by RA 9231; DC 2, s. 2017, as amended by DC 2, s. 2018; DO 149, s…
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- Is recruitment of children for use in armed conflict included in the statutory worst forms?
- A parent pledges a sixteen-year-old’s indefinite labor as security for a family debt under a proved debt-bondage arrang…
- An adult uses a seventeen-year-old to deliver dangerous drugs in a proved illegal trafficking operation. The task invol…
- An entertainment operator secures parental approval for a child performer but then proposes to use the child in pornogr…
- An organizer recruits seventeen-year-olds for use in an armed conflict and calls the arrangement a paid training appren…
- Distinguish hazardous physical work from the other separately listed worst forms of child labor.
- Why does parental consent to a child’s lawful entertainment work not authorize pornography?
- A debt-bondage arrangement uses a minor’s indefinite work to secure a family debt. Explain why financial need is not a …