Alvaro Ballesteros

1. CHILDLABOUR
In this presentation i’m going to write about
the child labour.

2. Whatisthe
differencebetween
slaveryandchild
work?
The slaves don’t have any
rights, they can be sold,
they don’t have education,
they are forced to work
and to do illicit
activities.However workers
can be payed,they have
education and they have
many of the rights that
the slaves don’t
have.Although,child work
is also bad for me,
because children are not
prepared to work.It’s
dangerous for them.

3. Whatmightbesome
ofthecausesand
consequencesof
childlabour?
The basic education is not
free for all the children
that work,so they cannot
have a good job.They are
forced to work, also they
can’t have medication
because they don’t have
money so the children can
probably get ill and they
can spread it to their
parents so they have to
leave their houses.All of
this come out because laws
to protect children are
not effectively used.

4. Whatarechildren’s
rights?
The children should have
rights like all the
humans.There is a
convention called the
United Nations Convention
on the Rights of the
Child.It has 54
conventions that defends
the rights that should
have the children.

5. Children’sRights
The children should have
rights. And especially the
ones who are part of child
child slavery. This are
for me the most important
rights:
-Have free education
-To not be tortured
-To not be sold
-To have a name and a
nationality
-To be protected from

6. Uzbekistanchildlabour
Uzbekistan is the third bigger exporter of cotton in the
world.This is because of forced labour, usually on
children.In september some schools are closed and the
children go to the cotton fields to work. They are not paid
and if they are, it is a little.Also if they fail or refuse
to do it they can be excluded from the school or beaten.This
should have a solution.

7. UzbekistanChildlabour(solution)
In my opinion this is very bad, so for me this can be
solutions:They can select if they want to work or not (to not
be forced),to be paid and,if the children want to work,to
select from what time to what time,also,they also can study
and,finally their parents have to know how are their
lifes.Another solution can be that adults can work on that
like a job in which they are paid.Also another solution can
be, AFTER-SCHOOL works in which they can go after the school
as a job.

8. Industrial
revolution
today
Child labour today is very similar
than in the industrial
revolution.The children are
treated bad.Children are treated
cruelly and for me this is
dangerous for their health.Also
they are forced to work and at
that time also.Many of them don’t
have education like at that
time.And, their parents don’t know
what they are doing, this is
terrible because if their parents
don’t know it,they cannot help
them.They have to work with
harmful and dangerous elements
like at the industrial
revolution.Finally,they could die
of bad nutrition.The only
difference for me is that at that
time it was legal and now it is
illegal.

9. FinalOpinion
I now realize that child labour is horrible.Because kids have
to play,to have fun and not to be doing dangerous things in
factories,schools or in rural zones.This must be controlled
in all the countries like with inspections of schools every
month or also to question children how are their lifes in the
school.Many things have impressed me,for example that if they
don’t want to work they are beaten,also,other thing is that
they don’t have education and their lifes when they grow up
can be affected.

10. Finalopinion(2ndpart)
Child Labour might be stopped because if not many children in
the future will be suffering like know and in the industrial
revolution,so if all of us (the people of the world) help
them with webpages against that or presentations like
this,child labour will STOP.
THE END

11. SOURCES:
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labour.pdf
http://www.un.org/en/globalissues/briefingpapers/childlabour/
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http://www.antislavery.org/includes/documents/cm_docs/2010/r/resource_sheet_32_forced_chil
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http://mvymca.org/stewards
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rights/
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