Child Labour: An Outcome of Poverty and Illiteracy

Abstract

Child labour remains a persistent global issue, affecting millions of children around the world. This article explores the intricate relationship between child labour, poverty, and illiteracy, highlighting how these interconnected factors perpetuate a cycle of exploitation and deprivation for vulnerable children. By understanding the underlying causes and consequences, policymakers, academics, and activists can work together to develop comprehensive strategies aimed at eradicating child labour and addressing its root causes. This article presents an in-depth analysis of how poverty and illiteracy contribute to the perpetuation of child labour, examining the socio-economic factors, cultural influences, and the role of governments and societies in addressing this pressing concern.