Hoax Spam not from CRI
If you received this email with the text below, it is a HOAX and did not come from Children's Rights International.
The web site promoted in this HOAX has no connection to CRI or the International Conference on Child Labour and Child Exploitation, held in Cairns Australia in August 2008.
The communication is NOT authorised by the Hon Alastair Nicholson AO RFD QC, his name has been used fraudulently.
The Hon Alastair Nicholson AO RFD QC and others who presented papers at International Conference on Child Labour and Child Exploitation have no connection with this HOAX.
This is the text of the HOAX email:
Dear Colleagues,
It is with great enthusiasm we the members of ?children right international ONG , California U.S.A invites Ngo`s groups, youths and youth-focused organizations to take an active role in our up coming program International Conference on Child Labor and Child Exploitation taking place in the? California United State.
We believe this is an incredible opportunity to network with like-minded association, Ngo organizations, individual in the promotion and development of pro-active youth involvement in our communities. I Hon Alastair Nicholson .AO .RFD. QC Patron of Children?s Rights International been the member committees and board of directors in Child Right International organizing for the up coming event Child Labor and Child Exploitation in December 2008 for youths Your e-mail address is been forwarded to us by the Youth Students Association in the Canada during our request via Youth association to volunteer's and invite youths from your continent.
These conferences are Free, the Sponsors will be responsible for your air ticket,?in the U.S.A???and the Conference committee will also fax a letter to the U.S.A Embassy with in country; these conferences are sponsored annually by NICEF, United Nations Security Council and First Ladies of Presidents of United Nations. Including other private sectors and company from U.S and across Europe
We therefore ask all interested organization to forward the following information about their organization.
Name of your applicants
2) Passport information
3) Country of Origin
4) Aims and objectives of the Organization
5) Organization profile
Direct your response to the secretary organizing committee to book your chances in this scheme through the below contact information. After a successful screening of applicants, their is no numerous number has been choosing from any organization it all depending on the youth decision and capability's. Interested applicants should forward their names and passport numbers to the below contact address or fax.
E-mail contact ////: icwcb@icwcb.com <http://us.mc597.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=icwcb@icwcb.com> ?
further information about (Icwcb) conference, do Contact the secretary general of the committees with the above E-mail address ?all information and method of application will be disclose to you by the secretary general of ICWCB.
Thanks
Hon Alastair Nicholson, AO, RFD, QC
Member organizing committee.
California U.S.A
http://icwcb.com/
International Conference on Child Labour and Child Exploitation
The International Conference on Child Labour and Child Exploitation was held on Sunday 3rd - Tuesday 5th August 2008, Cairns, Australia. The International Conference evaluated the progress and achievements made in relation to the eradication of the worst forms of child labour and will explore the challenges ahead in securing rights for children in the 21st century and meeting the UN Millennium Goals by 2015.
The Conference reflected on whether the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC), as defined by the ILO in Forms of Child Labour Convention No.182 (C182) and its associated Recommendation (R190), address the right issues, in the light of 21st century concerns with nationalism, identity and globalisation, or whether new approaches to protecting children’s rights are needed. The Conference focussed on the role of the organizations representing employers and workers, non-government organisations as well as governments. The Conference engaged the corporate sector with a view to bringing a concrete reality to the much vaunted concept of responsible corporate citizenship. It highlighted steps taken by some companies and organisations operating internationally to address the worst forms of exploitation in their labour obligations and their attempts to try to set higher standards.
We had become increasingly concerned about the position of children in countries where economic boom conditions has created an enormous demand for labour and particularly cheap labour, which children can provide. These and many other issues were addressed at a highly successful conference.
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International Conference Secretariat: Gail Fowler gail.fowler@capcon.com.au |
