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Children Refugees
Children Labor
Girl’s Problems
Children Soldiers
UNICEF

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1.Children Refugee
2.Child Labor
(1)Definition and Facts
There are 218 million children working illegally in the eyes of international treaties. Child labour is defined as all economic activity for children under 12 years, any work for those aged 12-14 of sufficient hours per week to undermine their health or education, and all "hazardous work" which could threaten the health of children under 18.
Almost all child labour occurs in developing countries, largely in agriculture but also including domestic service, factory production and backstreet workshops. Over 25% of children in sub-Saharan Africa and 18% in Asia remain trapped within the cycle of poverty of which child labour is part.
Despite its mushrooming wealth, India is believed to have as many as 23 million children up to age 14 in work, more than any other country. Anti-Slavery International has estimated that one million children are engaged in India’s stone quarries. Around the world 126 million children are engaged in similar hazardous work, such as mining or handling chemicals, which is described as the "worst forms of child labour." A further class within this

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