Child Labor Part 1
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The document discusses the causes and remedies of child labor in Karachi, Pakistan. It begins by defining child labor as work that is likely to harm a child's health, safety, education, or development according to the International Labor Organization and Convention on the Rights of the Child. The document then states that child labor has been recognized as a major socio-economic problem in Karachi, as it seriously jeopardizes children's futures.
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