This document discusses child labor, including its historical context, different types (hazardous vs. non-hazardous), causes, consequences, and international concern. Various international organizations like the ILO and UNICEF work to combat child labor through conventions and agreements. While governments, NGOs, and civil society have made efforts to eradicate child labor through laws, education, social programs, and awareness, it remains a global challenge.

1. Introduction To Child Labor

2. Historical
Context

3. Types of Child Labor

4. Hazardous Labor

5. Non-
Hazardous
Labor

7. Causes

8. Consequences

9. International
Concern
“Child labor is a global concern, and various international
organizations like the International Labour Organization (ILO)
and UNICEF work to combat it. International conventions and
agreements have been established to address child labor
issues”

10. Progress and Challenges

11. Efforts to Eradicate
Child Labor
• Governments, NGOs, and civil
society organizations work
together to eradicate child labor.
These efforts include enacting and
enforcing child labor laws,
providing access to quality
education, creating social safety
nets for vulnerable families, and
raising awareness about the issue.