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Today child labour is a world problem which needs a clear definition. Child labour is hurting and exploiting kids not only in the developing countries but all over the world. United Nations Specialized agencies such as the "United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF, including the Child Right Chart) and the International Labour organization (ILO) are fighting against by all means against child labour.
To make it clear, Child labour concerns full-time work performed by children under the age of 15. Child Labour prevent children from attending school. Child labour also deals with work that is hazardous to their physical, mental or emotional health.
Child labour is recorded around the world such 217.7 million kids of 5-7 age groups.
Child labour is a serious issue that cannot be easily solved.
Child labour could also be considered as Child slavery when not even awarded any money for their work and sometimes children are sold by their family to richer families or even worse for prostitution.
Child labour is abolished in developing countries. Now we should be more committed to stop Child labour and leave kids enjoy their childhood and be educated. Kids deserve medical and nutritional care. Therefore a lot of non-governmental organizations are on the field to provide children in developing countries with medical and educational cares.