Oceania

TypeRegion
Relationships21
Sourced claims23
CheckedOctober 2026
Most recent entry2 July 2026
First recordedJuly 2026
Standing of the evidence

Each claim is rated on its own. The page shows how many sit at each level and does not add them into one grade.

Registry fact23
The region on the map

Share of children aged 5 to 17 in child labour, from each country’s latest household survey

N. CyprusSomalilandAfghanistanAngolaAlbaniaUnited Arab EmiratesArgentinaArmeniaFr. S. Antarctic LandsAustraliaAustriaAzerbaijanBurundiBelgiumBeninBurkina FasoBangladeshBulgariaBahamasBosnia and Herz.BelarusBelizeBoliviaBrazilBruneiBhutanBotswanaCentral African Rep.CanadaSwitzerlandChileChinaCôte d'IvoireCameroonDem. Rep. CongoCongoColombiaCosta RicaCubaCyprusCzechiaGermanyDjiboutiDenmarkDominican Rep.AlgeriaEcuadorEgyptEritreaW. SaharaSpainEstoniaEthiopiaFinlandFiji · 15.6% of children 5–17 (2021 survey)Falkland Is.FranceGabonUnited KingdomGeorgiaGhanaGuineaGambiaGuinea-BissauEq. GuineaGreeceGreenlandGuatemalaGuyanaHondurasCroatiaHaitiHungaryIndonesiaIndiaIrelandIranIraqIcelandIsraelItalyJamaicaJordanJapanKazakhstanKenyaKyrgyzstanCambodiaSouth KoreaKuwaitLaosLebanonLiberiaLibyaSri LankaLesothoLithuaniaLuxembourgLatviaMoroccoMoldovaMadagascarMexicoMacedoniaMaliMyanmarMontenegroMongoliaMozambiqueMauritaniaMalawiMalaysiaNamibiaNew CaledoniaNigerNigeriaNicaraguaNetherlandsNorwayNepalNew ZealandOmanPakistanPanamaPeruPhilippinesPapua New GuineaPolandPuerto RicoNorth KoreaPortugalParaguayPalestineQatarRomaniaRussiaRwandaSaudi ArabiaSudanSenegalSolomon Is.Sierra LeoneEl SalvadorSomaliaSerbiaS. SudanSurinameSlovakiaSloveniaSwedeneSwatiniSyriaChadTogoThailandTajikistanTurkmenistanTimor-LesteTrinidad and TobagoTunisiaTurkeyTaiwanTanzaniaUgandaUkraineUruguayUnited States of AmericaUzbekistanVenezuelaVietnamVanuatu · 26.7% of children 5–17 (2023 survey)KosovoYemenSouth AfricaZambiaZimbabwe
under 1%1–5%5–10%10–20%20–30%30% and overno survey in source

Surveyed readings, ranked

  1. 1Vanuatu26.7% of children 5–17 (2023 survey)
  2. 2Fiji15.6% of children 5–17 (2021 survey)

No reading in this measureAustralia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands

Other regionsCentral & Southern Asia, Eastern & South-Eastern Asia, Europe & Northern America, Latin America & the Caribbean, Northern Africa & Western Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa

Relationships

Showing 21 of 21

Where the record gives a start and no end, the relationship is shown as reported and is not called current.

Placement21

includesAustraliaCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesCook IslandsCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesFijiCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesKiribatiCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesMicronesiaCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesNauruCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesNew ZealandCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesNiueCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesPalauCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesSamoaCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesTokelauCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesTongaCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesTuvaluCountryRegistry fact
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

includesVanuatuCountryRegistry fact
As reported
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubEntered2 July 2026

Facts
has the published reading0.8Registry fact
As reportedDisplay0.8 millionEdition2024MeasurechildrenMethodmodelledPub2025Scopechildren aged 5–17, millionsSourceChild Labour: Global estimates 2024, trends and the road forward, 2024 edition, published 11 June 2025SourceShortILO & UNICEFUrlhttps://www.ilo.org/sites/default/files/2025-06/2024%20Global%20Estimates%20of%20Child%20Labour%20Report.pdfYear2024
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubObserved2024Entered2 July 2026

has the published reading6.7Registry fact
As reportedDisplay6.7%Edition2024MeasureprevalenceMethodmodelledPub2025Scopeshare of children aged 5–17, %SourceChild Labour: Global estimates 2024, trends and the road forward, 2024 edition, published 11 June 2025SourceShortILO & UNICEFUrlhttps://www.ilo.org/sites/default/files/2025-06/2024%20Global%20Estimates%20of%20Child%20Labour%20Report.pdfYear2024
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Stated by the official register itself.

SourceILO & UNICEFOriginmtoto-hubObserved2024Entered2 July 2026

Timeline and gaps
Gaps in the record
  • No readings relationship is held yet.
  • No identifier is held yet.

Not shown:No dated claim is held, so there is no timeline.

Not shown:No contested claim is held.

Not shown:No other name is held.

Not shown:No identifier is held.

Sources
Sources (2)

Every document the page rests on, by publisher.

ILO & UNICEF