What did we gain so far? It is hard to count how many children really felt the difference since we started our campaign. However, the partner organisations of our campaign get ahead and save many children from hazardous jobs into school. In Europe, the campaign organised all kinds of lobby and awareness raising activities.

See the activities down below:

Awareness Raising and Education

• Photo exhibition on child labour and education
• Launch of the game 'Child Labour Buster', in six countries on June 12th, 2008
• Photo book on child labour and education
• Interactive game on child labour and education
• Documentary on child labour and corporate social responsibility
• Multi media campaign
• Drawing competition
• Educational packages
• Festivals and debates
• And more...

In six EU member States

• Youth exchange programme with MV Foundation in India
• Teachers' exchange programme in India, Morocco and Zimbabwe

Lobby and Advocacy

• October 2004; Policy paper: Basic Education, Child labour and International Donor Policies
• October 2004; Policy paper: Basic Education, child labour and the European Union
• November 2004; Report of the International Conference on ‘Out of work and Into School – Children’s Right to Education as a Non-Negotiable’, 2-5 November 2004, Hyderabad, India
• February 2005; Recommendations to the European Parliament ‘Child labour in Developing Countries – A Common Position Paper on child labour and education’, 17 February 2005
• November 2005; Stop Child labour campaign hands over 170.000 signed petitions to EU Commissioner Louis Michel - persbericht
• May 2006; Joint Statement ICFTU, WCL, Stop Child Labour and Global March with regard to new ILO Global Report
• June 2006; Policy paper: Seven reasons why ILO should focus on all forms in its global action plan – A reaction to the ILO Global Report 2006 ‘The end of child labour – Within reach’
• June 2006; Report: International Conference on ‘Stop Child labour, Yes to Education' in Honduras
• January 2007 – November 2008; Thika Declaration on Child Labour – Africa Tour 2008
• November 2007; Stop Child Labour Central America Tour with South-South Exchange – Final Report
• February 2008; Launch of Action Plan: ‘Out of work and into school - Action Plan for Companies to Combat Child Labour’ in New Delhi, during the International Conference for Child Right Organisers and Campaigners
• May 2008; Report: Roundtable in Brussels 'Child labour and CSR: What the EU should do'
• June 2008; Policy paper: ‘Child Labour, Trade relations and Corporate Social Responsibility –What the EU should do’
• October 2008; Stop Child Labour Africa Tour with South-South Exchange - Final Report
• November 2008; Roundtable on Education and the Elimination of Child Labour: ‘Africa and South Asia: learning from each other’, Brussels
• September 2009; Lunchtime Meeting on the 'Elimination of Child Labour – What role can the European Union Play?'
• December 2009; European Roundtable: 'Creating child labour free sectors' – Final report

Global Expansion

• International conference Hyderabad, 2004
• Regional conference Honduras, 2006
• Regional conference Kenya and presentation at the World Social Forum, 2007
• Stop Child Labour Central America Tour, 2007
• Stop Child Labour Africa Tour, 2008
• Ongoing support to and cooperation with partners world-wide