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PRESENTATION Data Analyst Amy Ritualo (2002), of the ILO
International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour, said
that, unlike previous speakers, she would not claim that child
labor was the most difficult to measure of the four labor
standards. On the contrary, researchers have made “great
strides” in collecting data on child labor. Nevertheless, she
said, child labor researchers face