In which year did the International Labor Organization to raise awareness about child labor and to encourage people to not send children to work and sanctioned holiday for "The World Day Against Child Labor"?

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The World Day Against Child Labor is a sanctioned holiday initiated in 2002 by the International Labor Organization to raise awareness about child labor and to encourage people to not send children to work.
According to the ILO, millions of children are employed as labor across the world.
ILO noted that among 1.5 billion people live in conflict, violence, and fragility and 200 million people are affected by disasters every year, a third of them are children.
Along with this theme, the UNICEF India put education for each child, as the commencement of the academic year in India in June.