More than a quarter of adolescents aged 14-17 in Bolivia work, with higher rates in rural areas. While Bolivia's constitution prohibits child labor exploitation, the law is not effectively enforced. The law aims to decriminalize less hazardous child work but ensure it respects children's labor rights. In Portugal, some children aged 6-10 work, and over a third of adolescents aged 14-17 work, with more adolescent work occurring in cities and child work in fields and mines.

1. Child jobs in Bolivia

2. Of the 1.5 billion children aged 7 to 13 in Bolivia, about
116,000 are working. In Bolivia there are 729,000
adolescents between the ages of 14 and 17. More than a
quarter of them (27%) work. In the rural area there are
more teenagers working than in the cities, compared to
24% who live and work in urban areas
The new Political Constitution take into account prohibit
forced labor, as well as child exploitation. But prohibition
of child labor is not taking effect. Thus, the law seeks to
decriminalize less hazardous work activities and ensure
that they respect the labor rights of minors

3. Child jobs in
Portugal

4. In Portugal are the 7 million children
aged 6 to 10 are working ,with more
children and adolescent . In Portugal
there are 470,000 adolescent between
the ages of 14 at 17.
More than a one third of them work.
Adolescents work more in cities, while
children often work in the field or in
mines.