397.Madagascar has a Directorate for Humanisation of Detention and Preparation for Social Reintegration (DHDPRS) within the Ministry of Justice that works with NGOs as part of the reformation, reintegration of prisoners within their family and social rehabilitation including that of imprisoned mothers. 398.Such is the case with the Group Tsara Manasoa, located in the suburbs of Antananarivo which organises training and remedial education, vocational training in design, sewing and craft training for convicted women. d. Les enfants en situation d’exploitation et d’abus i. Economic exploitation including child labour (article 15) 399.Madagascar has ratified the ILO Convention No. 138 of 1973 the minimum age in 2000 and the ILO Convention 182 on the elimination of the worst forms of child labour in 2001. 400.As part of the compliance of national legislation with the provisions of these conventions, Madagascar has adopted Act No. 2003-044 of 28 July 2004 on the new Labour Code to repeal the Act n ° 94-029 of 25 August 1995. The new Code provides in Articles 100, 101, 102 and 103 for the new provisions on child labour. 401.Article 100 sets 15 years as the minimum age for access to employment which corresponds to the primary school age termination. 402.Article 101 regulates child labor in these terms: "The minor and apprentices aged under 18 and of one of the other sex may not be employed at an effective employment exceeding 8 hours a day and 40 hours per week, night work and overtime are prohibited for children, and a daily rest period of 12 consecutive hours is required for working children " 403.Decree No. 2007-563 of 3rd July 2007 relating to child labour sets the rules for the application of the Labour Code. It prohibits the employment of children aged under 18 in the worst forms of child labour such as immoral work, work exceeding their strength and forced labour, dangerous or unhealthy work, the employment of children of one and of the other sex after 18:00 o’clock and the employment of children as domestic servants or maids. 404.The National Committee against Child Labour was established by Decree No. 2004-985 of 12 October 2004. The Committee is responsible for: - Ensuring the implementation and the monitoring of the National Action Plan against child labor (PNALTE) - Align and follow the International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour of the International Labour Office (ILO / IPEC) - Give an opinion on the legislations and regulations regarding the fight against child labour; 63