According to the announcement from the Research Center of the Islamic Consultative Assembly and recent reports, in 2024, nearly 138 million children worldwide are still engaged in work, of which about 54 million are involved in hazardous occupations.
Digital Child Labor; Warning About the New Exploitation of Children in Cyberspace
A report highlights that in 2024, 138 million children globally are still working, with 54 million in dangerous jobs. This issue raises concerns about the exploitation of children, particularly in the digital realm. It is crucial as it reflects ongoing challenges in child welfare and labor rights.
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📰 What Happened
A report has revealed that in 2024, 138 million children are engaged in work globally, with 54 million in hazardous conditions. This highlights the growing concern of child exploitation, particularly in digital environments.
- 138 million children worldwide are still engaged in work in 2024.
- 54 million of these children are involved in hazardous occupations.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Child labor remains a significant global issue, with millions of children working in dangerous conditions. The rise of digital platforms has introduced new forms of exploitation.
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