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Hi, I’m researching and gathering information about child labor and poverty. My main goal is to focus on why child labor should be stopped and how it affects our society. Feel free to drop your comments or opinions on my tweets. Thank You! #ChildLabour#Research#StopChildLabour
I think school helps kids grow academically and socially and emotionally. I think education is important; I'm very privileged to have it. @ginrob_pt thank you for making my GR8 year the best year of elementary!- Sokon and Ali
Hazardous child labour is high among older children due to a lack of educational opportunities. Investing in #education is crucial to fight #ChildLabour: https://t.co/XbO0W3cGzQ
The Child Labour Experiment https://t.co/fweybuX51m via @YouTube "Five children from Berlin did the unthinkable: They approached international fashion brands voluntarily to ask for a job. Why? Millions of children work in the textile supply chains worldwide.
Within the next 15 years, 375 million youth will become of working age in sub-Saharan Africa. 1 out of 3 should be in rural areas. How can the region face the youth employment challenge? https://t.co/yNQzBOgzdw
Children working with tobacco absorb up to 54 milligrams of nicotine through their skin daily which is equal to 50 cigarettes help stop child labour #StopChildLabour
It's sad to think that there are kids out there who always think about what their parents want them to earn instead, of their education and knowledge. https://t.co/JZGGDHy9I7
Companies who employ child laborers need to stop, and we can force them to stop by not buying their products. Chocolate, for example, is a booming business worldwide. What is the need to resort to child labor if not for higher profit margins? It’s barbaric and greedy.
20 million child workers are employed in factories that make garments, carpets, toys, matches and hand-rolled cigarettes. This also increases their chances on getting nicotine poisoning.
School is often a cost parents cannot afford & children with the chance to go to school often do not have enough to eat. Take a look at our school lunch programme in #Malawi: https://t.co/vBShS4dc4x #NoChildLabour
@cloe09836852 I'm not quite sure but is it like relating to or dealing with the application of scientific knowledge to legal problems especially in regard to criminal evidence?
@ginrob_pt I couldn't quite find exact percentages but here's a map of children aged 5–14 engaged in labour (1999–2006) Sub-Saharan Africa also has a big number of child labourers.
@emotion_learner I think social media is a trap. Once you're in, it's hard to get out of it. Many people use social media to the point that they can't live without it. I think social media is like a drug and we are slowly getting addicted to it.
@selfgov8 This is great! I think that now with this being released to the authority, more people can have the choice to learn about the indigenous law. I think that more people, not just indigenous people, should know what it is. With that said, I think this is a great step for them.
India is sadly home to the largest number of child labourers in the world. In 2001, a census was taken and it showed that 11.28 million (in 1991) had increased to 12.59 million.