| Total
Child Labour |
NATIONAL
STATISTICS
For
the year 2000, the ILO projects that there will be 0 economically active
children between the ages of 10-14. (ILO, International Labour Office - Bureau of Statistics, Economically Active Population 1950-2010, STAT Working Paper, ILO 1997)
* 30,000 teenagers between
15-19 are economically active. (ILO, Yearbook
of Labour Statistics, 1999)
* In 1995, there were
0 economically active children between the ages of 10-14. (ILO, International Labour Office - Bureau of Statistics, Economically Active Population 1950-2010, STAT Working Paper, ILO 1997)
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| Child
Slavery |
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| Child
Trafficking |
ADULT
STATISTICS
* Of the total
751 trafficking victims found from January 1994 to June 1995 in
Austria, 7 were from Slovenia. (CATW
Fact Book, citing IOM Report 1996)
GENERAL NOTES
AND OBSERVATIONS
* In 1999 there
were 46 criminal indictment for trafficking. A total of 16 cases
went to trial; the courts sentenced one person to 6 months and another
to 1 year in prison. (US
Dept. of State, Trafficking in Persons Report, July 12, 2001)
* Slovenia is
a transit and destination country for trafficking; most victims
are women trafficked into sexual exploitation from Ukraine, the
Czech Republic, Slovakia, Moldova, Russia, Romania, and Bulgaria
through Slovenia to Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands. (US
Dept. of State, Trafficking in Persons Report, July 12, 2001)
* In 2000 the
Government apprehended a suspected organised-crime boss whose alleged
crimes included trafficking in persons. (US
Dept. of State, Trafficking in Persons Report, July 12, 2001)
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| Child
Prostitution and
Pornography |
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| Children
in Crime |
GENERAL JUVENILE
CRIME STATISTICS
* 2.2% of total
prisoners are juveniles. (UNDP,
Human Development Report, 1999)
* In 1998 there
were 8,748 reported cases of juvenile crime, representing 15.77%
of all criminal cases. The specific offences were: 6 cases of murder
(10.26% of all murders), 53 cases of serious assault (13.66% of
all cases), 8,984 cases of all types of theft (30.19% of all cases),
4,679 cases of aggravated theft (34.03% of all cases), 167 cases
of robbery and violent theft (38.71% of all cases), 4,484 cases
of breaking and entering (33.67% of all cases), 71 cases of theft
of motor cars (10.37% of all cases), 4,162 cases of other theft
(27.17% of all cases), 57 cases of fraud (1.51% of all cases), 163
cases of counterfeit currency offences (4.56% of all cases), 131
cases of drug offences (13.29% of all cases).
(INTERPOL,
International Crime Statistics for 1998, citing National
Statistics)
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| Child
Soldiers |
GOVERNMENT
FORCE STATISTICS
* In 1999, there were
6 recruits who were below the age of 18, that is to say 0.06% of the armed
forces. (CSUCS,
Europe Report, October 1999, citing Slovenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
RECRUITMENT LAWS
AND REGULATIONS
*
Young men are usually called-up to perform their military service the year
during which they turn 19 (CSUCS,
Europe Report, October 1999, citing Slovenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
NOTES ON GOVERNMENT
FORCES
* There are
indications of under-18s in government armed forces as voluntary
enlistment is possible from age 17. (CSUCS,
Global Report on Child Soldiers - 2001)
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| Domestic
Child Servants |
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Other
Hazardous
Child Labour |
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