Child labour and other forms of exploitation are preventable through integrated approaches that strengthen child protection systems as well as simultaneously addressing poverty and inequity, improve access to and quality of education and mobilize public support for respecting children’s rights.

Getting children out of work and into school also requires broader changes in public policy to empower families to choose education over exploitative labour.

Save the Children has forged powerful relationship with government, national and International bodies to make child rights a “movement”.

While officials and government can only institute policies, ignoring everyday child abuse and malnourishment must also be attacked at an individual level, wherever possible – so and support this cause.