Child Labour Trafficking is using force, fraud, or coercion to compel a child under 18 to provide involuntary labour or services. Child labour trafficking most often occurs in agricultural settings, factories, domestic workplaces, health and beauty services, restaurants, and small businesses.
152 million children were engaged in child labour; over half face negative costs to their health and moral development
Reduction of poverty and build economies
53 million of these children are not in school due to child labour
Increase school attendance and improve well-being of children
Discouragement of economic growth and development
Raise level of education higher for the next generation
Craig Kielburger CM, MSM, OMC is a Canadian human rights activist and social entrepreneur. After reading a story about child slavery in the Toronto Star, 12-year-old Craig Kielburger began Free the Children, now known as WE Charity.
The organisation aims to fight child labour on a global scale and has now reached well over 2 million children.
Aasaman Project in Nepal raised awareness among disadvantaged communities on the importance of education for all children, encouraging the withdrawal of children from work and enrolment into school.
They envisage a society where all children are grown up, enjoying their Childhood and development opportunities in a safe, supportive and friendly environment.
Create a podcast series informing and educating communities about child labour trafficking
Start a crowdfunding campaign to support the child labour phenomenon in a chosen region
Provide free classes to children in low-income communities
