Children are the future of a country, to treat children well and give proper education without the burden of the work will make children grow well and intelligently, which will make a nation advanced. Children are particularly a concern for the world, it is strengthened by the presence of children's rights convention or CRC, which is an agreement, which set the basic principles of child protection has been started in 1989, all countries should be able to execute this agreement, but not all countries have signed an agreement according to UNICEF, Indonesia ratified the CRC through presidential decree No. 46 of 1990 concerning child rights and child protection that already regulated in Law No. 23 of 2002. Although Indonesia has been legal protection, there are still many children who have to work to fulfill their needs and the needs of family life.
The problem from the existence of child labor is poverty, so that children have dropped out from the school and needed to help support the family, with work, this is a homework for the government to reduce poverty in the country to the reduction of child labor in the industrial world. The second problem is the encouragement or coercion from the parents, the government can impose sanctions for parents who force their children when insufficient …show more content…
According to the Statistical Information and Monitoring Programme on Child Labour (SIMPOC), in 2004 there were 218 million children in the world are trapped in child labor exploitation. In this total, including 126 million children work in the sector is very dangerous to health, as well as 8 million children in the worst conditions. The worst condition in question is such as forced labor, child sex workers, and members of the armed conflict (Hagemann, 2007). In these conditions the children are likely to experience exploitation that can harm them in terms of both psychological and
The problem from the existence of child labor is poverty, so that children have dropped out from the school and needed to help support the family, with work, this is a homework for the government to reduce poverty in the country to the reduction of child labor in the industrial world. The second problem is the encouragement or coercion from the parents, the government can impose sanctions for parents who force their children when insufficient …show more content…
According to the Statistical Information and Monitoring Programme on Child Labour (SIMPOC), in 2004 there were 218 million children in the world are trapped in child labor exploitation. In this total, including 126 million children work in the sector is very dangerous to health, as well as 8 million children in the worst conditions. The worst condition in question is such as forced labor, child sex workers, and members of the armed conflict (Hagemann, 2007). In these conditions the children are likely to experience exploitation that can harm them in terms of both psychological and