This document discusses the issue of child labor in Pakistan. It defines a child as anyone under 18 according to UNICEF. Many children in Pakistan work before reaching the legal employment age, often in industries like carpet making, football stitching, begging, household work, and silk production. Over 3 million children ages 5-14 are working in Pakistan, compromising their health, growth, and education. While children contribute to the economy, they deserve rights and a balanced approach of education and proper work. Efforts are needed for free education, stronger laws, balanced production and consumption, higher family incomes, and more government support to address this issue.

2. A Shame for our Society

3. “Unicef Definitions”
•Unicef defines “Child” as anyone below the
age”18”
• Child Labour is some type of work performed by
Children below age “18”
•Children working before they reached the lawful
minimum age for Employment in the country

4. Just Compare…
Our Childhood Their Childhood

5. Way of Sleeping

6. Way of Working

7. Way of Eating

8. Way of Enjoyments

9. •Carpet industry
•Football industry
•Begging
•Household labor
•Silk industry
•Agriculture sector

10. • All human beings are equal
• Importance of the Children rights
• Our Beloved Hazrat Muhammad (P.B.U.H.) and
the Children

11. • Poverty
• Lack of resourses
• Unemployment
• Illiteracy
• Urbanization
• Over Population

13. •Physical injuries
•Malnutrition
•Torturing
•Growth
deficiency
•Less wages paid

14. •50% of the economically active children are in age
group of 5 to 9 years
•Out of the 3.8 million economically active
workers, 2.7 million were claimed to be Children
•3.8 million children of age group 5 to 14 years is
working in Pakistan out of total 40 million in this
age group

15. •14th November is celebrated as CHILDREN’s Day
•30th June observed as

16. •Child labors are the
economy runners of our
country
•They should be given their
due rights
•Education and work should
go side by side with proper
balance

17. •Compulsion of free education
•Improving and enforcing laws
•Balance in production and consumption
•Raise of family income
•Government efforts