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Human Rights in Africa Child labour in West Africa

Why did we choose this topic?

We will talk about Human trafficking and child labour History Which Human Rights are being violated? Who is trying to help? Why is child labour so hard to stop?

Human trafficking and child labour

History

Which Human Rights are being violated? 4 – No slavery. 5 – No torture. 6 – You have rights no matter where you go. 13 – Freedom to move. 22 – Social security. 23 – Workers’ right. 24 – The right to play. 26 – The right to education.

Who is trying to help?

Why is it so hard to stop?