We can all imagine the magnitude of this problem all over the world especially in poor countries. Although various labor laws have been issued to challenge this problem, such efforts were ineffective in enforcing the eradication of child labor. However, knowing that poverty is the actual cause of child labor, governments should try to initially solve this issue which in turn will give way to abolishing child servitude. Moreover, societies should understand that issuing labor laws is not enough. The answer to this problem requires a unified commitment by all members of the society including schools, police and labor force. They should work together to promote the welfare of future generations.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Solutions to Child labor
We can all imagine the magnitude of this problem all over the world especially in poor countries. Although various labor laws have been issued to challenge this problem, such efforts were ineffective in enforcing the eradication of child labor. However, knowing that poverty is the actual cause of child labor, governments should try to initially solve this issue which in turn will give way to abolishing child servitude. Moreover, societies should understand that issuing labor laws is not enough. The answer to this problem requires a unified commitment by all members of the society including schools, police and labor force. They should work together to promote the welfare of future generations.
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It's true, child labor is a major issue that should be taken into consideration by all members of the society. Since governments are not trying to solve this problem, people will have to work harder than ever to try to make a change in our world.
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