Child labor
South Korea's new president, injured as a child laborer, cracks down on 'workplaces of death'
President Lee Jae Myung vows to reduce South Korea’s high industrial accident rate, but critics warn that his focus on punishment may not prevent future deaths in the workplace.
Fears surge in demand for hand sanitiser could fuel child labor
Nespresso finds child labor at three Guatemalan coffee farms
NGOs call for public support in ending use of Palestinian child soldiers
Classes to resume in Ashkelon, Sderot, Eshkol after week of rocket barrage
The Council informed the region that they are hoping for "happy and quiet days ahead."
U.K. 'failing' to save thousands of children from modern slavery
In Britain, 2,118 children suspected to have been trafficked were referred to the government last year, up 66 percent on 2016 and the highest annual number on record.
Poverty could push Lebanon's Syrian refugee children to marry and work
Struggling to survive, more than three quarters of the refugees in Lebanon now live on less than $4 per day, according to the survey which was based on data collected last year.
