Understanding and quantifying the consequences of child labour on children's short-and
longterm development is an important step in designing appropriate policies and programs …

Conflict-affected societies have lower levels of economic growth. The financial development
literature argues that one mechanism behind this is conflict increasing instability, lowering …

This paper investigates the effect of bilingual education reform in Peru on child labor. The
reform aimed to improve access to schooling for indigenous children in rural areas with …

Child labour is a common financial coping strategy in poor households, especially in low-
and middle-income countries with many children working under hazardous conditions. Little …

This study examines the heterogeneous effect of child labour on adolescent mental health
using longitudinal household data from the Indonesia Family Life Survey. We use legislative …

Background Child laborers are often defined as work that deprives children of their
childhood, their potential and their dignity, and that is harmful to physical and mental …

Many developing countries have adopted community‐based primary health‐care programs.
A vital component of these programs is health literacy, which teaches households to avoid …

Working in factories fashioning bricks by hand seems the epitome of hazardous child labor.
Yet, efforts to remove children from this work have shown little success; impoverished …

One of the persistent global problems today is child labor with the current estimates
indicating that 160 million children were in child labor as at the beginning of 2020. To …

Embarking on a transformative journey to eradicate child labor, securing a brighter,
unburdened future for every child—because every child deserves a childhood, not a …