Annually commemorated on June 12th, World Day Against Child Labour serves as a painful reminder of the continuous global effort to end child labour. Intending to end child labour in all its manifestations, this day attempts to increase public awareness of the predicament of child labourers. Millions of kids throughout the world are stuck in dangerous jobs and robbed of their youth, education, and fundamental liberties, despite tremendous advancements over the years.

Quotes on World Day Against Child Labour

“Child labour perpetuates poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, population growth, and other social problems.” – Kailash Satyarthi

“The best way to fight child labour is to educate children and provide sustainable livelihoods for their families.” – Sharan Burrow

“Children belong in schools, not workplaces.” – Anonymous

“Every child deserves the right to play, to learn, and to dream.” – ILO Director-General Guy Ryder

“Child labour is not a solution to poverty; it is a cause of poverty.” – Nobel Prize Committee

“We must break the cycle of poverty and child labour to ensure a brighter future for all.” – Ban Ki-moon

“Education is the key to ending child labour.” – Malala Yousafzai

“Child labour is a crime against humanity.” – Pope Francis

“Our children are our greatest treasure. They are our future.” – Nelson Mandela

“No child should ever be exploited, hurt, or deprived of their basic rights.” – Angelina Jolie

“Protecting children from child labour is protecting our future.” – UNICEF

“The fight against child labour is a fight for human rights.” – Desmond Tutu

“Child labour robs children of their childhood and perpetuates a cycle of poverty.” – Radhika Coomaraswamy

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“We need to work together to ensure that every child has the opportunity to learn and grow.” – António Guterres

“Ending child labour requires a collective effort from governments, businesses, and society.” – Kailash Satyarthi

Conclusion:

The World Day Against Child Labour is a global call to action for people, groups, and governments to work together to eradicate child labour, not merely a day on the calendar. Through increasing consciousness, advocating for education, and developing sustainable means of subsistence, we can safeguard children’s rights and guarantee an exploitative-free childhood. Let’s make a commitment to establishing a world in which all children can develop, learn, and play in a secure and supportive setting.