Page 14 exemption of annual contributions charged public primary school pupils, to give effect to the 10 February 2000 presidential decision on free primary education; - Decree 2001/109/PM of 20 March 2001 on the organization and functioning of public institutions that supervise minors and rehabilitate social misfits; - Decree 2009/301/PM of 23 February 2009 on the creation, organization and functioning of the Bepanda centre for minors; - Signing of a circular on the organization of the practical modalities for supplying public primary schools with the “minimum package” teaching materials; - Joint decrees of the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Ministry of Secondary Education on free admission of handicapped children and those born of poor handicapped parents, into public secondary schools; - Circular 38/B1/1464 of 8 December 2000 on combating violence in schools; - Circular 10/B1/ of 13 May 2002 on the state of violence and vandalism in schools - Circular 005/B1/1464 of 13 February 2002 on combating occult practices in schools; - Circular 006/B1/1464 of 4 March 2002 on secular nature of public schools; - Development of the International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC), whose memorandum of understanding between Cameroon, represented by the Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MINTSS) and ILO, was signed on 22 October 2004. Two specific child labour control projects were carried out from 2004 to 2005. The West Africa Cocoa Agriculture Project (WACAP), and the LUTRENA project on combating child trafficking. The second project led to an exploratory study, which, based on the characteristics of trafficking, established the emergence of the phenomenon in Cameroon‟s North West, East, Far North and South provinces. At the same time as a specific law was being drafted, a direct cooperation, under the supervision of the Ministry of Social Affairs, ILO, NKUMU Fed-Fed and the ETA associations led to the rehabilitation of 103 child trafficking victims in the North-West and Centre provinces. With regard to the North-West, 70 children, including 33 girls, were taken into the Gwan Multipurpose Centre in Bali Nyonga, a few kilometres