Child Labour in Bangladesh Paragraph

(a) What is child labor?

What does child labor mean?

(b) What is the condition of the working children?

How are the children who work feeling?

(c) Where are they found working?

Where can we see them working?

(d) What hampers their physical and mental health?

What hurts their body and mind?

(e) What are they deprived of?

Although child labor is very much against the rules, it still happens in poor countries like Bangladesh. Child labor means kids from 8 to 18 years old doing physical work. The kids who do this work often have a really hard time. You can find them working in factories or doing chores at people's homes. They also work in fields, shops, and restaurants. Sometimes they have to break bricks and stones. They sell things on the street. Sometimes they even steal from people's pockets. They do jobs like helping on buses or polishing shoes. Some of the jobs are dangerous, like working in a factory where they use fire to melt metal. Even though they work a lot, they usually don't get paid much money. Sometimes, the kids who work in different houses are treated very badly and this hurts their bodies and minds. They don't get good care, enough food, or medical help. It's clear that child labor should be stopped. The government and people should make new jobs for them. All people and the government together should work hard to get rid of this problem in our society. If not, child labor will make our society very bad.