1. Child Labor in Turkey, Ethiopia and India
... also state that the most of the labor activities the children engage in are "farming, fetching of firewood and water, caretaking, herding, and other domestic chores." These activities define the roles of the 89% of children who live in rural Ethiopia. Agricultural industries require long hours of work, which consequently lead to children being outside of school for a longer ... period of time. The need to supplement household income means sacrificing education, which leads to the continuous cycle of poverty and illiteracy. India was banned from participating in the 2014 Sochi Winte...
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