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Child Labour in Third World Countries: Legality, Ethics, and Evidence of Physical Abuse

   

Added on  2023-06-15

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Business
presentation on
social sustainability
Name- Mayankkumar Modi
Id no. 11642313
subject name- MGT 501
Child Labour in Third World Countries: Legality, Ethics, and Evidence of Physical Abuse_1

introduction
This presentation analyses the legality, ethics,
evidences of physical abuse from the aspect of
Child labour in various companies branched in the
third world countries. It also include the effect of
child labour in the labour market of that region. The
presentation concludes with discussing the
resources as evidences of the argument.
Child Labour in Third World Countries: Legality, Ethics, and Evidence of Physical Abuse_2

Argument –
Legality In the third world countries, the child
labours are used in different
manufacturing countries but it is
wrong because this process is illegal.
In the third world countries like
Pakistan and India, the government
has enforced acts that prohibits the
employment of children below their
age of 14 in any kind of hazardous
occupations (Pulla, Tarar & Ali 2018).
This act punishes whose employers
who act in contravention to these
acts and employ children as labours.
Child Labour in Third World Countries: Legality, Ethics, and Evidence of Physical Abuse_3

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