We are four French students in international agri-business for developing countries. We would like to deal with a hot topic in the world which is often forgot: child labour. This blog is not supposed to be a source of information but a place of exchange. We want you to react by giving your ideas and your personal experience.
Friday, May 4, 2007
ILO Film about Child Labour www.ilo.org
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Hi! I'm a 13-year-old girl living in London and I come from India where I've been living until 11. In Dehli I was obliged to work after school to help my parents because they didn't earn enought money for the family. It was very difficult and I was often tired. 3 years ago my father went to England to find a job and we joined him with my mother and my brothers 2 years ago. Know we have still difficulties with money but I don't work any more, I only help my mother at home and it's much easier to follow my studies. Your blog is very interesting, I think it's a good idea to speak about it. Some friends of mine are still working and I will advice them to learn about their rights and to make them respected. Thank you
1 comment:
Hi!
I'm a 13-year-old girl living in London and I come from India where I've been living until 11. In Dehli I was obliged to work after school to help my parents because they didn't earn enought money for the family. It was very difficult and I was often tired. 3 years ago my father went to England to find a job and we joined him with my mother and my brothers 2 years ago. Know we have still difficulties with money but I don't work any more, I only help my mother at home and it's much easier to follow my studies. Your blog is very interesting, I think it's a good idea to speak about it. Some friends of mine are still working and I will advice them to learn about their rights and to make them respected.
Thank you
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