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Child Labour Persuasive Essay

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- Child labor is something that happens way too often. but nobody seems to know the dangerous and horror we put our children through daily. Child labor happens in factories, coal mines, and even farms. Everyone of these child labor places is dangerous and stripping the life out of every child worker! In factories children work up to 14 hours a day and 6 days a week. Children not only have to worry about the risk of the machines they have to operate. But if they did not perform to their best the bosses could beat them till they were black and blue, do you want your child beat?
Not only that but the machines were so complicated like the picture below if you didn’t string the machine in time the machine could take your hand or fingers. For what? Children only get paid a fraction of what adults get paid and sometimes owners pay them nothing …show more content…

Weighting could lead to serious injuries in the back and/or neck.¨ How could be let are children be physically drained every day.

(This is a group of survivors with lung cancer because of the non-stop working underground. Some of the children that worked here died from rock collapsing from improper structure work.)

To make matters worse children are not getting an education or a childhood. They will not get away from this evil when they are older because this is all they know how to to the don't have imagination because they have all been stripped from their young

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