The Fight to End Child Labor

Since 2000 child labor has been going down, but over the last four years, it's started to rise again. Why? In this mini-documentary, discover the impact of child labor across the globe and how we can stop it!
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[@HydroHavenGrow]

Very informative. The child I sponsor lives in a mining area, that is one of the reasons I selected him. I pray many would turn to the Lord to end child labor and take action.

[@compassioninternational]

Amen! 🙏 Thank you for taking action by sponsoring and praying for a child. ~Grace

[@BrianaTurner93]

I sponsor two kids through Compassion and it touches my heart that I am able to help them. If I could I would help all the struggling families

[@frankG335]

My grandfather had to drop put of school and work in a factory 6 days a week during the depression.
One day a week, he avidly watched a drummer and learned to read music and play the drums.
At age 14 he started drumming in bands, and was soon making more on a weekend than his father made in a week.
That story ended happily, but he was in a country where there were options, still.
Kids in these poor countries have no options.

[@leonizatimtim4681]

Thank you for your concern about the child labor. I'm also a compassion beneficiary.

[@brookerepine593]

Thank you for creating awareness. Can you share direct links to some key resources, reports, or articles from the sources listed at the end of the video?

[@hollyjeske3120]

Turn down the background music so we can hear content better.

[@S3rV4n1]

Thank you very much for those high quality informational videos. It helps a lot to explain to other people the importance of sponsoring a child.

[@JanLilyJing]

Thank you for bring all of this to light. It's so sad. Compassion is well named!

[@lauratedino5083]

GREAT VIDEO, clear - direct and true. thanks a lot for your work! "The more we understand the issue, the better prepared we are to act"!

[@rinilevrano2167]

Thank you for this necessary information. it's help me a lot with my thesis.

[@chittaranjansarkar5982]

Thanks a lot for your informational video...god may bless you...your channel may go very far and one day you will achieve the star that u want 👍

[@123nickiv]

Thank you for adding open captions, but could you please add closed captions to this too? This way my deafblind friends will be able access the transcript. Thank you!

[@compassioninternational]

@nickiv_123, thank you for your question! I have passed on this feedback to the appropriate team. ~ Kaye

[@poliktok0972]

Sehr gutes informierendes Video danke und folgt mir

[@ballyhoopushpinmedia5215]

Smh 💔 😔

[@rosieposey6280]

Since Compassion has been booted out of India more children are suffering. The picture of the Indian boy with the indigo skin makes me sick. Several years ago, I heard a nun speak out against Nike who used child labor. Sending extra money to the children in the Compassion program is very helpful since they often buy animals which produce food and income. Feed My Starving Children always needs money and volunteers to package their bulk dried foods which go to countries most in need.

[@odepatrick8895]

It is unfortunate that child labor is on a high increase and also unfortunate that in some countries, the economy keeps getting worse leading to extreme poverty. We have seen in most cases POVERTY is the root cause of child labor and there is a need to intervene and provide support to families. I also believe strongly that the government has a major role to play to fight child labor and ensure the rights of children are protected. Every child must be supported to fulfil their potential.

[@mathieurameau1899]

is just disgusting to look the word go to the not good direction on the child labor

[@parvindersingh3243]

#EndChildLabour

[@thomasjohnson8035]

Pay these children to go to school. Problem solved, just pay them to go to school

[@alisiademi]

Instead of "doing research" wouldn't a better call to action be to boycott certain products where there's no way to get them without child labor?

[@ryanscottjohnson]

Hey! I hope people do consider using their power as a consumer to vote with their money by boycotting certain companies. For most people, they won't know where to even start without first doing some research to figure out which companies are better than others in this area. There are several nonprofits who release an "Ethical Fashion Report" each year that captures the most and least ethical companies, which is really helpful starting place!