Forced Labor Denies Tanzanian Children Education

A Save The Children survey has revealed that forced labor is among the leading causes for children dropping out of school. The organization will launch a campaign to put the children back to school.

Child Labour

  • Tanzania:   Pemba Needs New Ways to Fight Child Labour

    Daily News, 17 October 2012

    AS you approach Micheweni rural area from a distance you may see a considerable number of children breaking rocks into pebbles for sale. Read more »

  • Tanzania:   City to Ratify Domestic Employment Act

    Daily News, 25 September 2012

    THE National Assembly is expected to ratify the Domestic Employment and Industrial Relations Act early next year after the government signed the contract in Geneva, Switzerland,… Read more »

  • Tanzania:   Village Children in Peculiar Danger

    Daily News, 8 September 2012

    Today I look at the injuries and fatalities that await young and older children in rural Tanzania. Most children in rural Tanzania are born to poor peasants who eke out a living… Read more »

  • Tanzania:   Efforts to Eliminate Child Labour

    Daily News, 3 September 2012

    CHILD labour in Tabora Region will soon become a thing of the past, thanks to efforts by various organisations seeking to end the anomaly through improved child welfare and family… Read more »

  • Tanzania:   More Should Be Done to Protect Children

    Daily News, 9 July 2012

    IN Sunday's edition of our sister newspaper, the Sunday News, we carried a story, in which a minister in Zanzibar decried rampant abuse of children in the Isles, saying cases of… Read more »

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