Child Labor (specifically Education's role)

Child labor involves children working in ways that can hinder their development, education, and well-being. Education plays a crucial role by providing children with knowledge, skills, and opportunities for a better future, while also preventing them from being exploited in hazardous or unnecessary work. When children attend school, they are less likely to engage in harmful labor and can develop the abilities needed for productive and fulfilling lives. Ensuring access to quality education helps break the cycle of poverty and reduces the reliance on child labor, promoting healthier, more empowered communities.