Sentence examples for hazardous labour from inspiring English sources

There are estimated to be more than 115 million children involved in hazardous labour around the world and often living away from home making them vulnerable to abuse and further exploitation.

Literate girls can avoid hazardous labour, sexual exploitation and trafficking.

They face an increased risk of engaging in hazardous labour and of being otherwise exploited.

In fact, education is key to keeping children out of hazardous labour.

One of those rights is to be protected from exploitative or hazardous labour.

An estimated 3.6 million children under the age of 14 work, mostly in exploitative and hazardous labour.

Artisanal miners often work under hazardous, labour-intensive, sometimes inhumane, conditions.

Unfortunately, in Mali the mining chamber has denied the existence of hazardous child labour and the mining ministry is trying to present the problem as minimal.

"Tobacco companies shouldn't contribute to the use of hazardous child labour through their supply chains," says Margaret Wurth, children's rights researcher at Human Rights Watch.

In Mali, where hazardous child labour is common in artisanal gold mining, much of the gold is sold to traders in the capital, and then exported to Switzerland, Dubai, and elsewhere.

Human Rights Watch says that the failure of domestic and international buyers of Indonesian tobacco to monitor and track their supply chains meant that it was impossible for them to ensure that their products were not made with hazardous child labour.