Paragraph on Child Labor

Child labour is a really bad thing. It happens when kids who are younger than 14 have to work. This is really harmful to them and keeps them from going to school. It's happening more and more all over the world, and it's a big problem in Bangladesh too.

There are a few reasons why child labour exists. One is that there is a big gap between rich and poor people. Also, the cost of living keeps going up, so poor families have to make their kids work to earn money. In Bangladesh, the population is growing a lot, and that's another reason why child labour is a problem there.

Research has shown that millions of young kids have been forced to work illegally in recent years. The International Labor Organization found that about 215 million children between 5 and 17 years old are doing dangerous and exploitative work because their families are really poor.

These kids are working in things like farming, making things, mining, fishing, domestic work, and even things like drug trade and prostitution. They work in factories, workshops, hotels, and battery factories too.

Around 114 million child labourers (which is more than half) are in Asia and the Pacific. Another 65 million (about 30%) are in sub-Saharan Africa, and 14 million (about 7%) are in Latin America.

To stop child labour, the government needs to make strict laws and enforce them. They should also help poor families financially. Some non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the government are already working on solutions to this problem.