Definition of child labour in English:

child labour

noun

mass noun

The employment of children in an industry or business, especially when illegal or considered exploitative.
Example sentencesExamples
- In principle, abolition of child labour is very ideal and essential and demands our immediate attention.
- One contention we have heard is that the new minimums will practically abolish child labor in industry.
- She stressed the need for companies to act beyond their factory compounds and ensure that child labour was eradicated.
- Although child labour is illegal in India, the laws are not enforced.
- Instead of sweatshops and child labor there would be unions and literacy programs.
- These children, especially those in export industries, represent the most familiar face of child labour to Western eyes.
- Many other industries in India keep costs low through the use of child labor and bonded labor.
- In many parts of the country and among many communities child marriage therefore remains as much a routine as child labour.
- The social profile of working children and the consequences of child labour will be monitored and analysed.
- Even in its most inhumane form, child labour, he argues, is not the problem.
- Far from a product of the Industrial Revolution, child labor has existed since the beginning of time.
- It can also provide names of companies which produce goods made by child labour.
- Now, the government says it will pass laws to tightly regulate the industry and stop the use of child labor.
- Although he thought that industrial child labor imperiled children's health, he did not favor its abolition at the time.
- How does child labor, however constrained by poverty, relate to global consumerism?
- Calling it a unique experiment, she hopes this interface would generate awareness about child labour in the city.
- A conclusion will sum up lessons about international business and child labor.
- I wonder whether they pay attention or care at all that the fashion industry does really depend on child labour.
- I suppose even up until the mid 19th century poor children went to work, and child labour exists to this day.
- Cinema theatres will continue to screen slides against the illegal practice of child labour.

单词	child labour
释义	Definition of child labour in English: child labour noun mass noun The employment of children in an industry or business, especially when illegal or considered exploitative. Example sentencesExamples In principle, abolition of child labour is very ideal and essential and demands our immediate attention. One contention we have heard is that the new minimums will practically abolish child labor in industry. She stressed the need for companies to act beyond their factory compounds and ensure that child labour was eradicated. Although child labour is illegal in India, the laws are not enforced. Instead of sweatshops and child labor there would be unions and literacy programs. These children, especially those in export industries, represent the most familiar face of child labour to Western eyes. Many other industries in India keep costs low through the use of child labor and bonded labor. In many parts of the country and among many communities child marriage therefore remains as much a routine as child labour. The social profile of working children and the consequences of child labour will be monitored and analysed. Even in its most inhumane form, child labour, he argues, is not the problem. Far from a product of the Industrial Revolution, child labor has existed since the beginning of time. It can also provide names of companies which produce goods made by child labour. Now, the government says it will pass laws to tightly regulate the industry and stop the use of child labor. Although he thought that industrial child labor imperiled children's health, he did not favor its abolition at the time. How does child labor, however constrained by poverty, relate to global consumerism? Calling it a unique experiment, she hopes this interface would generate awareness about child labour in the city. A conclusion will sum up lessons about international business and child labor. I wonder whether they pay attention or care at all that the fashion industry does really depend on child labour. I suppose even up until the mid 19th century poor children went to work, and child labour exists to this day. Cinema theatres will continue to screen slides against the illegal practice of child labour.
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