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Child Labor Project: Part A
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Amelia N
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1. Provide a brief description of the selected country.
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2. How are children used for child labor in this country? What goods are produced by child labor?
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3. What is the demographic of a child worker in this country?
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4. What are the working conditions like for a child worker in this country?
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5. What are some things that you enjoy in your everyday life that are the product of child labor?
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6. Should our country ban products from countries who do not enforce child labor laws? Explain
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7. List sources you used to for your research.
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provide a brief description of the selected country.
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So for this project I chose Peru improve is located
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in south America.
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The climate there is temperature for two depending on where
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at. In the country.
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There are deserts, mountains and jungles, improved people that are
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called peruvians and the official language is spanish.
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The US receives grapes, avocados, dates, figs, pineapples, refined copper
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and alloys for improved and then for the sanctions and
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laws that they have against child labor.
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So prove established government procedure to register all adolescent workers.
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Their government leaders also need the national plan to come
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back for labor and effort to stop the events about
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child labor.
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The country also could a child labour free seal so
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that products and services that are free of child labor
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in their production processes are recognized specifically.
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They have many other systems and organized organizations to discourage
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how they were such as these.
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Our Children used her child.
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They've written this country what goods are produced by child
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favorite. So Children are used to produce mainly crops or
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food improved child.
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They were enforced labor are both against the rules improve
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but are still pretty common, but such as brazil nuts,
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chestnuts, medicinal plants and fish are result of child labour.
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Other goods produced in them in this way include brings
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fireworks, gold in timber.
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Children are also used in herding and farming in city
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outskirts. Question three, What is the demographic of a child
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worker in this country?
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So in Peru the ages of child workers range from
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6 to 17 years old and there's little difference between
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the gender was 54 of workers being boys.
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In 46 of workers being girls.
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In most cases, Children are three to go home to
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their families whenever they want, but they will lose their
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jobs. And then in other cases where the Children were
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kidnapped and taken the work, they might never see their
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families again.
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Question for what are the working conditions like for a
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child worker in this country?
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So the working conditions in peru are really unbearable because
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most plantations are in desert areas.
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So the climate is extreme.
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Young Children work in fields for many hours a day
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with intolerable seat.
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I learned that it is a common occurrence for Children
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to pass out daily from each start, which is really
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crazy. The sand in the desert is also really dry
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so it blows around on the ground gets people's faces
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which irritates the eyes, noses and mouths.
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Um They often enter the situation to help their families
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and some people can give their kids away to go
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work and some Children will go by themselves and many
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companies don't refer to have young workers, but they will
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as they're desperate for workers.
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Some Children will make false IEDs to appear order to
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employer so that they can get work.
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It is easy to exit these jobs and peru.
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Considering other countries, rules are leaving their employment, Children can
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work for short amounts of time, such as holiday vacations
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or even weekends so that they don't miss school.
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They can move freely, but they obviously lose their payment,
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which makes an impact on their families.
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Many employers see important Children as doing them a favor
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because they will receive money for their families.
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Although some of these situations are not by choice.
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Some Children are forced into work and cannot leave no
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matter what.
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This is also very common improved.
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The family is in debt.
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Child workers improve are paid for their labor.
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They are not abusing their situations and their employers often
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cheat them out of their pay because there are Children.
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They think that they don't need as much money as
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an adult worker.
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And there is no progression system because most of the
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jobs are in fields.
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And so there's really no way to promote them and
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get the more money.
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Number five.
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What are some things that you enjoy in your everyday
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life? There are the product of child labor.
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So products that I used to improve our products to
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travel over there are fireworks, golden fish.
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So on four July, my family and I watch firework
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shows and it's one of my favorite registrations.
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I also love jewelry and a lot of times it's
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made from gold or has gold accents.
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My family, especially during the summer, we like to grill
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seafood chocolate is produced by child labor in places such
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as the Ivory Coast.
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Although I enjoy having these things in my life, I
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don't think, I don't think that that work learning other
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Children's lives by forcing them into work.
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I think that procedures need to be sure that things
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that they're giving to others aren't made a child labor
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so that everyone can enjoy these things guilt free.
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I think that number's would discourage child labor because companies
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that have a child or won't get any business from
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other producers.
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Question number six should our country banned products from countries
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who do not enforce child labor laws.
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So I think that our country should distinguish a difference
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in the products that we receive.
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What I mean by this is that we should eliminate
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things that aren't definitely for your child labor from other
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countries or companies.
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So I do think that these things should be banned
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as the products are not verified to be produced without
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child labour in the country isn't enforcing laws to fight
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against labor.
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But if it is guaranteed that there is no child
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labor, I think that these things should still be allowed
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links for my research.
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So these are some things that I used for my
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research, and they're mostly articles written about child labor improved.
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