3.  Families depend on the income  Unavoidable stage of development.  Essential for competition

9. Breaker Boys  Name given to boys that worked for coal mines.  Boys had to pick out rocks and slate from coal w/ bare hands.  Handkerchiefs  Tobacco

13.  Bodies become physically harmed.  Children are deprived of their childhood – experience problems as they age.  Their job is all they know.  Ex. If you are a factory worker from age 5 – 15, you are most likely going to remain a factory worker your whole life. It’s human nature.

14. CHILD LABOR LACK OF EDUCAT ION POVERT Y Endless Cycle of Poverty

18.  The International Labor Organization (ILO) has estimated that 250 million children between the ages of five and fourteen work in developing countries  Asia – 60%  Africa-23%  Central America - 8%

20.  Largest % are working in agriculture.  Work for long hours in scorching heat  haul heavy loads of produce  exposed to toxic pesticides  suffer high rates of injury from sharp knives and other dangerous tools.

23. NIKE

25. NESTLE

26. WALMART

27. Child Vendors

28. Boy Selling Newspaper

29. Girl Prepares Tobacco Leaves

30. Boy Crushing Cans

31. Small Child Working in Field

32. Child Welder