Anti-Child Labour Laws

Anti-child labour laws are regulations designed to protect children from working in conditions that can harm their health, development, or education. These laws set minimum age limits for employment, restrict the types of work children can do, and regulate working hours to ensure they do not interfere with schooling or well-being. The goal is to prevent children from being exploited or subjected to dangerous environments, ensuring they have the opportunity to grow, learn, and enjoy their childhood safely and responsibly.