An edition of Child labor
(2009)
Child labor
by Clive Gifford
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Explores subjects such as the right to a childhood versus the need to work to survive; the pros and cons of sweatshops, and why they employ child workers; the brutal worlds of child soldiers, trafficking and bonded labour.
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Table of Contents
What is child labor?
Is child labor a new issue?
Is child labor worse in towns or in the country?
Is child labor a problem in wealthy countries?
Can't work be enjoyable?
Is work worse for children than adults?
Shouldn't children be in school?
Can child labor help poor families?
Isn't it the parents' fault?
Why are children victims of trafficking?
Should child soldiers ever exist?
Should there be one age for adulthood?
Shouldn't we ban sweatshops?
Are multinationals to blame?
Are consumers to blame?
Can laws and agreements help?
Can individuals make a difference?
What does the future hold?
Timeline.
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