Child labour
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More
and more children from the Third World work in
factories for many hours without making money.
They usually produce balloons,
keys, fabrics, bricks or they sew clothes. It should be mentioned that these
children spend half of their day working in factories.
This phenomenon could be also seen
in China
where children make technology products like tablet PC's, computers or screens
and other computer parts. Some children work in the fields and they collect fruit and vegetables.
According to the International Labour
Organization, most children who work in factories and fields, come
from Sub-Saharan Africa, from Eastern and Southern Africa as well as from South
Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean.
Governments of these countries should take measures to
limit this phenomenon that poses a threat to many children globally.
