Child Labour: Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
- Publisher:
- International Labour Organization
- Publication Date:
- 10 May 2010
- Tags:
- Africa, Children and Youth, Human Rights, Labour, International Organizations and Africa
More than 200 million children are in child labour and 115 million girls and boys can be found in its worst forms. Although child labour is declining, the pace has slowed down. Breaking the cycle of poverty and child labour is essential.
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