Where does it occur and why? Children in almost all societies do one kind of work or another. But the extent and nature of their work are influenced mainly by the structure of the economy and the level and pace of development. Children work on the land and in the village; in and around the home; on the streets; in the crafts and trading; in plantations, in mines and factories. They are found almost everywhere …showed first 75 words of 1720 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1720 total…good health in the work place, and have programmes to bring a proper recognition of the needs of children among parents and the general public. Furthermore, in developed countries, child labour has been reduced by the following changes: ¨ 1.Economic development that raised family incomes and living standards 2.Widespread, affordable, required and relevant education 3.Enforcement of anti-child labour laws (along with compulsory education laws) 4.Changes in public attitudes toward children that elevated the importance of education