To report any potential incident of child labor, please kindly
fill up the reporting form.
Organization/Agency
Address
Contact Number (landline/mobile)
E-mail Address
1. Are you aware of any case/incident of child labor in
your community?
If yes, where did you get the information?
2. Do you personally know of any victim of child labor
in your community?
a. If yes, how many? (estimates accepted)
b. what form?
locations
prostitution
trafficking
other forms of sexual exploitation
domestic
work
plantation (agricultural)
forced labor or services
pyrotechnics
deep sea fishing
mining and quarrying
slavery of practices similar to slavery, servitude
drug trafficking
engaged in armed activities
others, please specify
c. Has the case/incident been reported?
If no:
Why not reported?
Where is the victim now?
where is the case now?
focal person
Police
Prosecution
Courts
Others, please specify
Progress of the case?
Where is/are the victim(s)/survivor(s) now?
3. Are you personally aware of individuals, groups,
companies who/which may be engaged in child labor in
your community?
If yes, please identify/specify
What form:
4. Are you aware of any existing
ordinance/resolution/order which focuses on child labor?
If yes, Please specify what form and areas
Was it effective?
If yes, progress of implementation
If no, please cite reasons
5. Are you aware of RA 9231 or the Anti-Child Labor Law
Act?
6. Other than the police, is there any government agency
(at the provincial, city/municipal/barangay levels)
which receives complaints or reports of child labor?
If yes, please specify
7. Are you aware of any hotline (at the provincial,
city/municipal/barangay levels) where cases of child
labor can be reported?
If yes, please specify
8. Are you aware of any institution/NGO which provides
assistance to child laborers?
If yes, please specify names and services provided to
child laborers:
9. We are often asked by ordinary citizens what they can
do to help combat child labor in their communities. What
would you recommend that ordinary citizens can do to
prevent child labor?
10. What do you think more needs to be done to prevent
if not eradicate child labor, especially its worst
forms?
* RA 9231 defines worst forms of child labor as any of the work
that refer to: (1) all forms of slavery, as defined under the
“Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003”, or practices similar
to slavery such as sale and trafficking of children, debt
bondage and serfdom and forced or compulsory labor, including
recruitment of children for use in armed conflict; or; (2) the
use, procuring, offering or exposing of a child for
prostitution, for the production of pornography or for
pornographic performances; or (3) the use, procuring or offering
of a child for illegal or illicit activities, including the
production and trafficking of dangerous drugs and volatile
substances prohibited under existing laws; or (4) work which, by
its nature or the circumstances in which it is carried out, is
hazardous or likely to be harmful to the health, safety or
morals of children.
We also welcome donations in forms of books and clothes (old or new), other education supplies and other things which might be helpful to child laborers and their families.
You may call our hotline at +63 2 922 0917 for any information or queries.
