The document discusses child labor, defining it as work that harms or exploits children physically, mentally, or morally, or prevents their access to education. It notes that a child's abilities cannot be determined by age alone. Causes of child labor include overpopulation, decreased resources and literacy, and increased poverty and unemployment. Poor families often have no choice but to send their children to hazardous jobs due to financial hardship. The types of work children engage in include agriculture, carpet weaving, mining, and more. The conclusion states that ending child labor would require enforcing laws, improving living standards, and potentially changing leadership through civil war.

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“Child Labor ”

2. Who is a child?
A “child” is not necessarily delineated by a
fixed age.
According to the scientists, it is impossible
to determine the abilities and maturities of
children by his/her calendar age.

3. What is child labor?
“Child labor” is generally speaking, work for
children that harms them or exploits them in
someway (physically, mentally, morally or by
blocking access to education).
Child labor is Not...
• Light work done after school.
• Internship opportunities
• Helping out the family farm or business

4. Causes of child labor
Overexploitation of population.
Decrease of resources.
Decrease in literacy.
Increase of poverty.
Increase of unemployment.
Lack of schooling and daily care.
Limited choices for women.

5. POVERTY
Many a time poverty forces parents to send their
children to hazardous jobs.
Mostly poor families have more number of children,
so it becomes very difficult for them to survive on the
income of only one family member so they make
their small children their source of income .

6. UNEMPLOYMENT OF ELDERS.
• Another important reason is unemployment which
forces the parents to send their children to work
places.
• There are many cases of child LABOUR where a
child has to work against the repayment of a loan
which was taken by his father.

7. The Different Types of Child LABOUR:
 Agriculture
 Carpet Weaving
 Soccer Balls
 Automobile Workshops
 Mining
 Stone/ marble cutting
 Deep fishing
 Glass factory
 Hotel / Textile factory Work
 Street work
 And much more

8. Conclusion
•Poor Families
really have no other
options.
•Child labor has
become a part of
the economy.
•Most of the country
will be uneducated
and illiterate.
•They really need to
enforce their laws.
•With the current leaders
and system none of the
necessary changes will
ever be made.
•The only way to fix
anything would be a
change of leaders which
means a civil war would
need to happen