This report presents a debate on child labour within supply chains, examining arguments for and against its prevalence. The introduction sets the stage, followed by a main body that explores child labour through various lenses, including ILO initiatives, corporate practices, and governmental actions. The 'For' section argues that child labour can be a necessity for families facing poverty, while the 'Against' section highlights the detrimental effects on children and the importance of fundamental human rights. The report then offers recommendations and concludes with a call for action. References from academic journals and books are included, providing a comprehensive overview of the topic. The report emphasizes the complexity of child labour, the need for education and social support, and the crucial role of government and international organizations in addressing this issue.
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