CHILD LABOUR ethical issue problem

what are  the Ethicl problems that are part of this issue

Where does child labour exists it still exists in many countries, but mostly in Asia, where they make children as woung as 6 make clothes toys and shoes for our country to sell and get money for. They only get roughly 50 P a day and are treated badly…

in addition, many familys count on their children. they are so poor that they need every helping hand they can get from their family. so they ask their children to work.

often they dont even have the money to let their children go to school or they let them go to school only for the basic education to let them work as fast as possible to help the family earning money.

 of course, child labour is horrible, but in some social circumstances its necessary  for surviving.

I used to complain about child labour when I was back in primary school.

Globally the majority of child labourers come from the poorer sections of society. Social exclusion and discrimination, a result of poverty and ethnic and gender biases, are important factors that keep children out of school and force them to work.
Ending poverty and increasing access to education are therefore crucial tools in the fight against ending child labour.

thx alot guys for ur great replyes ..

i wanna add that there good and bad sides as for child labour

the good is that they will gain good work experience and can help raise mony to pay for eductaion later …

bad children will miss out on having fun early life and may lead to a more uneducated workforce as well as could be used as a source of cheap labour….......

"Nike's Employee of the Month" (I read this somewhere, it's not mine).

In my country we also have child labor, and it is also due to poverty, but also for social discrimination.  Like the children from stigmatized neighborhoods (dangerous), they think studying it's useless because they are never going to get out of that place, and are going to be discriminated against anyway, so they drop out of school and find a job.  Well in some cases, parents make them work too.

Tsk tsk tsk…

It must be the parents to be blame for this…