World No Child Labor Day

June 12 is the World No Child Labor Day set by the International Labor Organization. According to UNICEF, there are at least 200 million children aged 5 to 14 in the world. In some areas where child labor is high, the government has put in place new policies or targets to show its resolve to tackle child labor. However, the causes of child labor are complex and can not be eradicated overnight. India: 61% of child labor in the most important world era of poverty is concentrated in Asia, including South Asia. In India, a huge number of child workers are engaged in various industries, some are servants in the rich and others are used in sweatshops.

Xinhua News Agency, Baghdad, June 12 (Reporter Zhang Shuhui, Liang Youchang) June 12 is World No Child Labor Day. Children, should have been in the arms of their parents; Children, supposed to carry school bags to go to school; Children, should have enjoyed playing in the sunshine ... But in some parts of the world, because of war and poverty, many children do not enjoy The same age people should have a happy life, they were forced to become child labor, with immature body to face the hardship of life. In Iraq, where war and violence have been staged, many children have to go to work for their livelihood. Local time on the 10th, the first in Iraq ...

Xinhua Phnom Penh, June 12 (Reporter Wang Qibing and Zhao Bethong) The Cambodian government held a children's theme photo exhibition on the 12th at the Sirikit International Convention and Exposition Center in Phnom Penh to mark "World No Child Labor Day" on June 12. The "World No Child Labor Day" originated from the 90th International Labor Conference in Geneva in June 2002, which decided to designate June 12 as the "World No Child Labor Day" and called for all countries in the world to pay close attention to the issue of child labor. This year's theme is "Human Rights and Social Justice, Let's End Child Labor" ...

Integrated Xinhua News Agency, June 12 is "World No Child Labor Day." Over the years, the international community has worked tirelessly to solve the problem of child labor, but the phenomenon of child labor persists. The Kenya Ministry of Labor of African countries announced on the 10th that there are still about 1 million child laborers in the country who make a living in difficult and unsafe conditions. Elizabeth, head of the Ministry of Labor against child labor in Kenya's Ministry of Labor, said: "Despite the fact that Kenya has achieved primary school-free education, the dropout rate has not dropped significantly, with about 800,000 to 1 million currently dropping out of school as child labor." In Kenya, Although primary school education is exempt ...