Should Canadian Teenagers be Allowed to Work before Turning 18?

Today's theme is that Canadian teenagers should not be allowed to work by the age of 18. UNICEF defines child labor as "work that exceeds the minimum working hours according to the age and work type of the child." In the 21st century, temptation is increased together with the influence of mentality, learning to find work There are an increasing number of young people giving up. Canadian recent child labor problems are causing concern.

It is important to distinguish between young people under the age of 18 and young people over the age of 18. Because older adoles legally agree with their age. However, the problem faced by young people is irrelevant to this division. They have two types of problems: obvious cosmetic problems like their fellow group and breast asymmetry or huge symptoms causing serious medical problems. According to data published by the American Orthopedic Society, the number of cosmetic surgery performed for young people for many years has actually declined gradually, contrary to other reports reported by the media. ASPS report ': There were 220,077 procedures in 2002, accounting for 3.2% of the total, 178,041 procedures in 2006, accounting for 1.6% of the total, 131,877 in 2011, It accounted for 1.4% of the total, and in 2012 there were 130,502 cases. 1.3% of the total

The birthrate of Canadian youth in 2002 was 16 persons per 1,000 people and the pregnancy rate of teens was 33.9 people. According to Statistics Canada, between 1992 and 2002, Canadian teen pregnancy rates tend to steadily decline among young (15-17 years old) and elderly (18-19 years) young people did. The tallest pregnancy rate in Canada occurs in a small town in a rural area of ​​the Ontario peninsula. The teen pregnancy rates in Alberta and Quebec are also high. In 2013, the birth rate of girls in the US recorded the lowest ever. Women 26 to 56 years old were born every 1,000 to 15 years old. More than three quarters of these newborn babies are adult women aged 18 or 19. In 2005, the majority (57%) of puberty pregnancies gave birth in the United States, 27% ended in abortion, and 16% died in the fetus in the United States.

Discussion of public policy on whether young people should be allowed access to reproductive health services or parents should have a more obvious adolescent sexual activity and adolescent pregnancy is the first state society It can be traced back to the 1970s when considered as a problem. Young adolescents have not begun any sexual activity in the decade (based on groundbreaking research to measure the level of sexual activity in puberty), but the age of marriage is rising. Therefore, the situation of teen pregnancy in marriage over the past few years is increasingly occurring before marriage. At the same time, pregnant adolescents are less likely to marry to "legalize" pregnancy and childbirth, after abortion has been legalized nationwide in 1973, more teenagers end pregnancy I will start.