Where do child labors work?

Answer 1

Child labour happens mostly in poor and developing countries. 61% of child labourers live in Asia and 32% live in Africa and 7% live in Latin America. Here is a list of countries that use child labour:

India, China, Nigeria, Korea, Ethiopia, Russia, Thailand, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, Angola, Argentina, Brazil, Uzbekistan, Columbia, Burma, Brazil, and in many, many more countries around the globe.

Answer 2

it takes place in all the countries in the world. 90% in Asia and Africa
Africa, Asia, America and many more.
practically everywhere in the world, but it happens more in developing countries due to poverty

Answer 3

Child labour exists in almost every part of the world. Many people regard it as a problem only in Asia and the Middle East, but this is not the case. Even in America there is no minimum age or maximum hours for children in agricultural work and children a young as 10 have been reported to be working 16 hours a day during harvest periods.

Answer 4

In a Global sense, "everywhere".

In underdeveloped/less Government nations child labor is exploited and conditions are appalling.

In the United States, child labor is still present and legal in nearly every 'farmer/farming occasion.

Perhaps legally suspect, but rarely to never enforced would be children who works at Mom/Dad's shop.

Could be a restaurant, hardware store, etc. The line is further grayed when Mom/Dad shop also is the primary residence of the family.

Federal Laws in the United States regulate the age/number of hours a child may work legally. As the child ages they legally able to work additional/more frequent hours. Enforcement of regulations done on large part in a responsive strategy. (someone pulled them in via compliant/notification vs. aggressive/open searching).

Answer 5

Radiator replacement is not is not a difficult process. There are a few various steps during a radiator replacement that you will have to go through, but it is a doable procedure by someone who is not a professional.

The first step in radiator replacement is to turn the car off and make remove the keys for the ignition. The next step is to open the hood and disconnect the battery. Disconnecting the battery is an important step because if the battery is not disconnected you will electrocute yourself and possible suffer serious injuries. This also prevents any cooling fans from turning on and cutting you or an article of your clothing.

After the battery has been disconnected, you are going to want to drain the radiator of any fluid that is in it. When you are draining the radiator it is important to use some type of durable and reliable container to catch the antifreeze. If the antifreeze spills on to the ground, make sure you clean it up quickly. Antifreeze can kill small animals, so if you have a dog or cat it is important to keep them away from the spilled antifreeze.

The next, and most difficult step in radiator replacement is to remove the old radiator from your vehicle. If the automobile has run at all before this procedure you are going to want to make sure the radiator is not hot or you could burn a hand or finger. Disconnect the wires to the cooling fans as a precaution and remove the plastic sides that are attached to the radiator.

Once the old and worn out radiator has been pulled out of the vehicle, clean up the engine bay area, making sure to wipe up any spilled antifreeze that might have leaked out during the radiator removal. Pick up the new radiator and slide it gently into the empty radiator slot. Connect all the plastic or metal clamps and make sure that all the electric wires are reconnected. Remember to fill the new radiator with all the required fluids and to reconnect the battery. Finally, close the hood of the vehicle and put your tools away.

Radiator replacement is an easy way to save money, just remember to follow all the necessary steps.

Answer 6

some have to work in very hot places where there is no airconditioning, dangerous machinery, and also a very mean boss.

Answer 7

child labor happened in england.. it was awful going and seeing 4 year old kids being put to work until they end up dying

Answer 8

mostly third world countries like Cambodia africa and places like thailand brazil and india,Indonesia,Pakistan :)

Answer 9

Child labour is mostly found in third world countries such as India, africa, afganistan and pakistan.

Answer 10

In third world countries xox