Many children in Brazil begin working at age 7 to help support their families financially. A study found over 560,000 children work as domestic workers, and about 7 million children work overall in Brazil, mainly in rural areas or cities. While Brazil has had anti-child labor laws since 1891 and offers incentives for families to send children to school, enforcement has been a challenge as child labor is still seen as normal by some. Children can begin full-time work at age 15, but have some protections up to age 18, and commonly work in domestic jobs, food stands, car washes and other informal occupations that do not require much effort but can negatively impact their education.

1. childlabour!
GABRIEL SOUZA ,NEREA FUENTES AND WYLLHRANA MENEZES

2. INTRODUCTION:
Many children in Brazil at the age of 7 work
to earn money to help their parents at home.

3. -626 Children were founded working.
-Only 87 children were recepted in the municipal
centre.

4. LAWS:
-Brazil has anti-child-labour laws since 1891.
-In 1995 parents received money for sending
their children to school.

5. In Brazil, there are more than 7 million child
laborers. Of these, over 560,000 are child
domestic workers. The UNICEF
representative in Brazil, Gary Stahl, lamented
that "people see children selling things on the
beach during school hours and it seems
normal" in a country where he said there are
three millionchildren working, mainly in remote
rural areas of big cities and big stadiums.

6. Regarding the legal age to start working
conditions in Brazil established that from the
age of 15 you can now begin to work full time.
However, there are certain protective rules
covering teenagers between 15 and 18 years.

7. WORKS:
Children in Brasil at the age of 15 can work at:Domestic work, sellin
food in street markets,car washes and other informal ocupations that
doesen’t require alot of efort.That afects in their school performance.

8. thanks for waching!!!