Human Rights at Home and Abroad: Past, Present, and Future

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Sara Connor, Bloomsburg University Child Labor: A Hidden World An estimated 246 million children worldwide are victims of child labor, starting at the young age of four until they are legally considered adults (Iowa Child Labor). Child labor is mostly heard of as occurring in other countries all around the world. Surprisingly, child labor is still happening in the United States. In 2008, a meat packaging company in Iowa, called Agriprocessor, was raided and caught with 57 underage employees (Preston). Not only did the raid discover the underage children, but they found that the company was breaking almost every safety law Iowa has made for meat packaging plants. The employees were as young as thirteen years old and were forced to work for almost 18 hour shifts at a time (Preston). Although child labor is mostly spoken of as something that has happened in the past, currently children all over the world are still working in extremely unhealthy conditions and being treated unfairly at an age as young as four. Globally, child labor is described as anything that causes children to miss school, puts them in unhealthy conditions, or puts them in danger (Iowa Child Labor). There are some organizations that try to keep track of the age of children who are working and the conditions they work in. However, in many third world countries, child labor is seen as a normal thing. Some governments do not have many child labor laws. If there is a form of restrictions, they are not strictly followed. The most common laws around the world for child labor are restrictions about what is allowed for different age groups. The age groups show the specific work a child is permitted to do, depending on their age. If a child is between the ages of thirteen and fifteen, one would be allowed to work ―light labor‖ (Smith). Older than that is considered eligible for hard labor, even though they consider someone a child until the reach the age of eighteen (Smith). Although some places respect the law of children not working until they are a certain age, most around the world do not. Children are encouraged by their families to start working at a young age. Although the children could go through awful events or have serious injuries or illness, they are eager to work because it is seen honorable to be able to get a job. 34
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