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1. Child Labour: A Global Concern Child labour is a significant global issue that impacts millions of children, robbing them of their childhood and educational opportunities. Many children work in hazardous environments such as factories, mines, and on the streets. To effectively address child labour, a unified approach involving governments, NGOs, and society at large is essential to implement solutions and uphold children's rights.

2. 160 million Africa and Asia Hazardous Work Definition of Child Labour Global Child Labour Estimates Approximately 160 million children are involved in child labour worldwide. Regions Most Affected The highest numbers are found in Africa and Asia, where economic pressures force families to have their children work. Hazardous Work Status A significant number of these children are engaged in hazardous work.

3. Causes of Child Labour Poverty and Economic Factors Families rely on the income generated by their children to meet basic needs. 1 2 3 Lack of Access to Education Many children lack access to quality education due to economic or geographical barriers. Cultural Norms and Attitudes In some communities, child labour is normalized or even encouraged by parents.

4. Consequences of Child Labour Impact on Health Child labour can have devastating effects on children's physical and mental health. Educational Deprivation Working long hours often prevents children from attending school. Social Implications Child labour can contribute to wider social issues, such as crime and exploitation.

5. Global Efforts to Combat Child Labour International Legislation Various international treaties, including ILO Conventions, aim to eradicate child labour globally. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) NGOs like Save the Children and UNICEF play a pivotal role in raising awareness and supporting affected children. Corporate Responsibility Businesses are increasingly held accountable for their supply chains to ensure no child labour is involved.

6. Solutions and Good Practices Education as a Key Solution Providing access to free and quality education can help combat child labour. Community Awareness Programs Engaging communities to raise awareness about child labour and education importance. 1 2 Government Policies and Enforcement Effective laws against child labour require strong enforcement and monitoring. 3

7. Ending Child Labour: A Collaborative Approach Call to Action 1 Ending child labour requires a multi-faceted approach involving government, businesses, communities, and families. Future Perspectives As global awareness of child labour continues to grow, there is hope for significant reduction in rates. 2 Empowering Future Generations By addressing the root causes of child labour, we empower future generations to break free from poverty. 3