 Endeavour to improve and increase inclusive schools along with teachers provided the necessary training to ensure children with disabilities are able to enjoy their life;  Ensure facilities are made accessible to children with disabilities;  Provide necessary services to increase their standard of living and health and ensure other government facilities are made accessible to them;  Support children with disabilities from poor households. Child Labour 19. The Committee notes the adoption of measures by the State Party to address child labour with the enactment of the Labour Proclamation No. 118/2001 and regulations issued by the Ministry of Labour and Human Welfare on jobs a child cannot be engaged in. The Committee notes with concern over the number of children involved in child labour, which in 2000 was estimated by the ILO to be 183,000 children. The Committee is also concerned over the lack of comprehensive measures to protect children from economic exploitation and the worst forms of child labour. The Committee therefore recommends that the State Party;  Undertakes to address the root causes of child labour with the implementation of financial assistance to children from poor households and increase school attendance;  Strengthen the legal framework to eradicate child labour;  Harmonize laws on the age of employment to bring it in line with the Charter’s definition of a child;  Supply the Committee with up to date data on the number of children engaged in child labour and children the State Party has removed from exploitative labour. Administration of Juvenile Justice 20. The report indicates that Articles 52-56 of the Transitional Penal Code deals with infants and juvenile delinquency and sets the age of criminal responsibility at 12 years. It is also indicated that the Transitional Criminal Procedure has put in place special measures for a child criminal justice system. The Committee is however informed that despite indication in the report that the State Party does not support children being subjected to the death sentence, no reference is made to any provision prohibiting the sentencing of children to death. The Committee therefore recommends that the State Party;  Remove reference to infants in Articles 52-56 of the Transitional Penal Code since the age of criminal responsibility is 12 years;  Enact a law clearly prohibiting the use of death sentence as a form of punishment especially for children;  Ensure that corrective or rehabilitative centres are staffed with appropriate and well trained personnel and children are provided with adequate health and educational services; 9