Child Labour in Developing Countries

2011) In addition to dealing with forced labor and child labor issues, we need to deal with various problems. This includes limited free education. Myron Weiner, a political scientist, has reduced the number of children who have chosen to work in books titled "Children and Country in India: Child Labor and Education Policy" in the past few years. . In terms of comparison, Weiner believes that compulsory education has been temporarily but successfully completed child labor in early emerging and emerging industrialized countries.

Poverty is one of the main causes of child labor. In developing countries, poverty is one of the main drawbacks, and it is seen that children are supporting families, supporting their families, and helping themselves. Due to poverty, literacy rate and unemployment rate, parents can not go to school, but parents are asked to help their children get to their families to work with low wages under non-human conditions I ask you. The poor economic situation of Indian people forced them to borrow money. In an emergency, illiteracy seeks obligation of the debtor. At a later point they found that it is difficult to pay their debt and interest, so the borrowers are forced to work for money lenders and then the borrowers are asked to help their debt repayment I drew children.

Child labor has been one of the biggest obstacles to social development for many years. In many countries, the abolition of all forms of child labor is an issue and long-term goal. Especially in developing countries, this is now considered a serious problem. Child labor is a child who falls in love as a child and can not use the basic facilities that a child should have. Recently, the International Labor Organization (ILO, 2013) estimates that there are approximately 215 million children between the ages of 5 and 14 in the world. They are often abused and work long hours in very bad circumstances. It affects physical, mental and emotional health. These children do not have fundamental rights such as learning and health care.

Child labor, in stark contrast to physical growth, refers to the working hours of children under the age of 18 and has a serious health impact. This study is studying the impact of child labor on the development of the country and we are trying to demonstrate that child labor is the cause of delay in some countries due to the impact on education. Prove what was done between children and their families with interviews. In addition to the World Health Organization, I gathered a large amount of statistical data on child labor from the United Nations International Labor Organization and the International Labor Organization. As a result, it is pointed out that the majority of child labor seen in all parts of the world is done in developing countries.