Child labour, a persistent and deeply concerning problem, continues to destroy the innocence and potential of millions of children globally. This reprehensible practice denies children their fundamental rights, perpetuating a cycle of poverty, illiteracy and inequality.
Education is the key to breaking the cycle of child labour. Furthermore, we must recognize that the fight against child labour is a shared responsibility. It requires the commitment and collaboration of governments, businesses, civil society organizations and communities.
Hamna Tariq
Lahore
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