Child labor can be defined as children performing any work or activity that may expose them to deprivation of their childhood years. All of these works are considered harmful to their physical and mental health, and may disrupt their healthy growth process because the work threatens their education, restricts their rights, limits their opportunities in the future, and leads to episodes of Devoid of poverty
Child employment or child labor results in many harmful effects that affect their health. Some working children may be exposed to many physical and sexual attacks, in addition to emotional abuse, which is represented by corporal punishment such as beating, or through insults, blame, rejection, and insult. In addition to neglecting to provide their needs for food, shelter, treatment, and clothing, this may appear in the form of various injuries to their bodies, such as burns, wounds, fractures, and exhaustion
Dr. Taghrid Zuhdi Mohamed
President and Founder of the OFUQ ALSALAM ALDUWALI (OSD) Center
Member of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs Sustainable Development / United Nations #21417 #476942