CHILD LABOR IN
ASIA
Child labor is all forms of work by children
under the age established in the ILO standards for this type of work. Recently
the ILO has estimated that around 246 million children between 5 and 17 years
old engaged in child labor. The main jobs children usually work on are: shoe
cleaner, factory worker, farmer etc.
The
reason for children work there is that there isn´t enough money for the family
so children go to work. Children never have rights, they can´t go to the
toilet, they can´t rest, children have to work for lots of hours etc.
BY: Paula Aldana
Children
working in Brazil
Nowadays,
many children working
in Brazil. They do it because they
need money for their families
to
buy food, clothes…
There
are more girls than boys
working. Most of the boys work
in farming and building and most
of the girls work in
other people’s
homes cleaning the house.
Even
if there has been a reduction in child exploitation, Brazil has still
got millions of children between 5 and 17 years old working.
These
children, obviously, don’t go to school because it is too expensive
and because if they don’t work , they won’t have enough money to
pay all the expenses.
Maria Amezaga
The cildrens in CHINA.
The economic cituation in China.
Now a days the childrens in China not all the childrens but the most of then they need to work to have something for eat at home.
The boys they work in all the tipes of work`s like in factoryes cleaning shoes of `people doing I phones
BY: Julen Galarza
Children´s work in Mexico
In Mexico
there are about 3 million
children
and adolescents aged 5 to 17
who are working, ie 10 percent of the
total
population in that age range.
About one million 200 thousand
of
these children do not attend school
and about
one million works over 35 hours
a
week, also at risk of
dropping out.
170 million child laborers worldwide,
about
half in hazardous work, of those
85 million children,
13 are in Latin
America
and the Caribbean.
Many children drop out of school,
plus many
more that work, but they are invisible in the
statistics, as
small children under 5 years,
helping
their parents in the sale of
products,
without receiving any remuneration.
BY: Ane Martín
CHILD LABOUR
Childrens in the past had to work.
Child labour refers employment of children in any work that deprives children of their childhood,interferes with their ability to attend regular school,and that is mentally,physically,socially dangerous and harmful.
The incidence of child labour in the world decreases from 25%to
10%between 1960 and 2003,according to the World Bank
BY: Araitz Elorriaga
CHILDRENS LABOUR
Child
labour was employed to varying extents through most of history.
Before
1940, numerous children aged 5–14 worked in Europe, the
United States and
various colonies of European powers. These children
worked in agriculture,
home-based assembly operations, factories,
mining and in services such as
newsies.
Some worked night shifts lasting 12 hours. With the rise of household
income, availability of schools and passage of child labour laws, the
incidence
rates of child labour fell.
In
developing countries, with high poverty and poor schooling
opportunities, child
rates of child labour, with several African
nations witnessing over 50 percent of
children aged 5–14
working.Worldwide agriculture is the largest employer of
child
labour.Vast majority of child labour is found in rural settings and
informal
urban economy; children are predominantly employed by their
parents, rather
than factories .Poverty and lack of schools are
considered as the primary cause
of child labour.
BY: Ibai Unamuno
Childrens working.
Nowadays there are lots of childrends working
in factories and mines.
In China there
lots of chlidrend working
in factories because they are poor and
theyre parents don’t have places
to work so the childrends don’t
study and work.They started at the age of 6.
And they don’t bring lot of money at home so they
also clean shoes.
BY: Magda Adam
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