The Dangers of Child Work Force

Others are slavery in armed conflict, forced labor, repayment of debts (repayment of parents and grandparents), illegal acts such as commercial sexual exploitation and drug trafficking and organizational begging, and many other child laborers . The worst form is that they are particularly harmful, morally condemned, and infringe children's freedom and human rights. Child labor is often concentrated in the informal economy.

Child trafficking is related to cheap labor demand, especially in poor working conditions. Children may be driven into many dangerous and / or illegal situations such as slavery, domestic labor, sexual exploitation or prostitution, drug abuse, and / or child soldiers. When talking about specific problems of child trafficking in an emergency situation, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said: "Traffickers are aiming for the most desperate and vulnerable people There are no immune to those who use their future for better, safer and more dignified future (especially for young people, women, and children).

Child labor and child soldiers: Children of many refugees must work hard in order to support their families. They often work with danger and depreciation, and their income is poor. According to the US State Department of Human Trafficking Report, battle parties have been forced to adopt children as warriors, human shields and supporters. Child marriage and abuse: Children are more vulnerable to sexual abuse and exploitation under unfamiliar, overcrowded circumstances found in refugee camps and informal tent residential areas. Parents may elect to arrange marriages for girls under 13 without having enough income to feed their families and worrying that their daughter will be harassed. In 2016, the marriage rate of children in Lebanon reached 20%, the marriage rate of children in Jordan reached 30%.