Congo
A girl carries a container of water at a coltan mine in Kamatare
A girl carries a container of water at a coltan mine in Kamatare, Masisi territory, North Kivu Province of Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Save Children
Child labour : India's scary reality
Ragpickers collect usable material as smoke rises from a garbage dump at the Bhalswa landfill site in New Delhi, India. Child labour, child abuse…
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Poverty in Iraq
Child labor doubles in Iraq as violence, displacement hit incomes
Garbage pickers collect recyclable materials at a rubbish dump on the outskirts of Baghdad, Iraq.
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Poverty in Iraq
Garbage pickers looking for recyclable materials in Baghdad, Iraq
Garbage pickers collect ride on donkey cart while looking for recyclable materials at a rubbish dump in the outskirts of Baghdad, Iraq.
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Children Rights
The toe of a homeless child pokes out from a sack
Lalitpur, Nepal: The toe of a homeless child pokes out from a sack as he sleeps on the street.
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Poverty in India
Child labour : India's hidden shame
Seven-year-old Raj waits for a red light so he can sell pieces of cloth to motorists. Traffic light business is thriving in India, where children…
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Children Rights
Children rest after a day of work in Kiwanja, North Kivu
Children rest after a day of work in Kiwanja, North Kivu.
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Children Rights
A Bangladeshi child laborer carries a empty bottles
A Bangladeshi child laborer carries a empty bottles at a plastic bottle recycling center in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Save Children
Jeat, 13 years old, works at motorcycle repair shop in Cambodia
Jeat, 13 years old, works at a street side motorcycle repair shop in Cambodia.
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Pakistani Children
Pakistan's Kids Work As Garbage Collectors To Make Ends Meet
Pakistan's Kids Work As Garbage Collectors To Make Ends Meet.
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Love Children
Children look for metal scraps at a pier in Manila
Children look for metal scraps at a pier in Manila, the Philippines.
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Of an estimated 215 child laborers around the globe: approximately 114 million (53%) are in Asia and the Pacific.
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