Child-related

issues
Created by Kamelova Ulpan
Aibolova Adelya
Talip Symbat
Zharkynkyzy Amina
 The child labour statistical framework of the ICLS provides a separate
measurement of hazardous unpaid household services by children. The indicator
captures the performance of household chores by children aged 5 to 14 for 21 or
more hours per week. Child Labor Statistics (2023): Resource is from International
Labour Organization (ILO)
• Estimated Child Laborers Worldwide: 128 million
• Children in Hazardous Work: 58 million
• Percentage of Child Laborers in Asia: 54%
• Percentage of Child Laborers in Sub-Saharan Africa: 38%
• Children Forced into Child Labor: 8.5 million
Instructions to Begin by researching and
understanding the local laws and

Address Child regulations regarding child labor.

Familiarize yourself with the legal age
Labor: 1 for employment and restrictions.

Research and Understand Organize community meetings or

1
Local Laws: workshops to raise awareness
about the negative impacts of
2 child labor on children's health,
2 Raise Awareness education, and overall well-being.

Work on initiatives that provide

Provide Access to access to quality education for
3
Education: 3 children in the community. Education
is a key tool in combating child labor.
 Troubleshooting Ideas
(for Addressing Child
Labor):
Engage with community
1 leaders to gain their support
and involvement Problem: Challenges in implementing child
Seek funding or resources from local labor prevention measures.
2 businesses and organizations to
support anti-child labor initiatives.

Collaborate with child

3 protection agencies to monitor
and report child labor cases.
 What are the signs of child labor?

Frequently Asked Questions Signs may include children working long

(Child Labour FAQs): hours, missing school, or performing
hazardous tasks. They may also exhibit
physical or emotional signs of abuse or
neglect.
How can I report suspected cases of child
labor?

Contact your local child protection agency

or a trusted NGO working on child rights.

They can guide you on the reporting

process.
 Step 1: Community
Step 2: Raise Awareness
How to Guide Assessment
Identify areas within Organize community
(Child Labour): your community meetings to educate
where child labor is parents, caregivers, and
prevalent and the employers about the
industries involved. harmful effects of child
labor.

Step 3: Education Step 4: Alternative

Programs Livelihoods
Partner with local schools Develop vocational training
and NGOs to provide programs or microenterprise
access to quality opportunities for parents to
education for all children generate income without
in the community. relying on child labor.
 Nationally, neglect is the most common form of abuse. Three-fourths (76%) of victims
are neglected, 16% are physically abused, and 10% are sexually abused, and 0.2% are sex
trafficked. American Indian or Alaska Native children have the highest rate of
victimization at 15.2 per 1,000 children in the population of the same race or ethnicity,
while African American children have the second-highest rate at 13.1 per 1,000 children
of the same race or ethnicity.1
 When children are taught they are
special and have the right to be safe,

Instructions to 1 they are less likely to think abuse is

their fault, and more likely to report
child abuse: an offender.
Encourage leaders in the
community to be supportive of
Teach children their children and families. Ask
1
rights. 2 employers to provide family-
friendly work environments. Ask
your local and national lawmakers
2 Invest in kids. to support legislation to better
protect our childrdren.
Greater investments are needed in
programs that have been proven to stop
3 Support prevention
programs.
3 the abuse before it occurs - such as
family counseling and home visits by
nurses who provide assistance for
newborns and their parents.
 Troubleshooting Ideas
(for child abuse):

1 Educate yourself and others.

2 Watch your words

Collaborate with child Problem: Child maltreatment, which

3 protection agencies to monitor includes both child abuse and child
and report child labor cases.
neglect
 How many children are abused and
Frequently Asked Questions neglected each year?
(Child Abuse FAQs):
3.6 million cases of child abuse are
reported every year in the U.S
At what age can a child legally be left
home alone?

There's no legal age a child can be left

home alone, but it's against the law
to leave a child alone if it puts them
at risk
 Step 1: Do respect
How to Guide your child’s privacy
(Preventing Child and take your child to Step 2: Do reassure

Abuse): a place where the

two of you can talk
your child that he is
not to blame for what
without interruptions happened.
or distractions..

Step 3: Don’t criticize

your child or claim Step 4: Don’t panic or
that your child overreact to the information
misunderstood what disclosed by your child.
happened.
 Globally, 426 million children live in conflict zones today. That’s nearly one-fifth of the world’s
children. Living amidst conflict increases children’s exposure to grave human rights violations,
which include child trafficking and gender-based violence. 66% of child trafficking victims are
girls. (Save the Children, 2020)
99% of victims trafficked for sexual exploitation are women and girls. (IBLA, 2019)
Traffickers use threats, lies, violence, debt bondage, and coercion to force victims to engage
in commercial sex acts against their will. Young girls who live on the streets, or whose families
are extremely poor are particularly vulnerable to this kind of trafficking.
Instructions to 1 Propose anti-trafficking protocols

trafficking:
Use Your Skills Ask representatives how they are
1
2 addressing human trafficking. Let
them know what your community
needs.
Raise Your Voice
2

The U.S. Government has zero tolerance

Tell Your Friends: Demand
3
Fuels Exploitation 3 policies for employees, uniformed service
members, and contractors paying for sex.
Learn more about the Federal Acquisition
Regulations and human trafficking
 Troubleshooting Ideas
(for child trafficking):
Spread the Word
Share and display HHS Look
1 Beneath the Surface and DHS
Blue Campaign awareness
resources in your community.
Problem: kidnapping, trafficking
Consider how you shop and eat.
and enslaving a child
Who made your clothes? Who
2 prepared your food? Know
which goods may be produced
by child or forced labor
 Who are victims of child traficking?
Frequently Asked Questions
(Child Trafficking FAQs): Child trafficking refers to the exploitation of
girls and boys, primarily for forced labor and
sexual exploitation.
Who are the traffickers?

Traffickers can be pimps, gang members,

diplomats, business owners, labor brokers,

and farm, factory, and company owners

 Step 1: Understand
How to Guide the risk factors. To Step 2: Know what to
do and who to
(Child prevent individuals
from being exploited, contact to report it.
Trafficking): it’s important to Share resources with
recognize the risk your community at
factors and local events and
indicators of human public gatherings.
trafficking.

Step 3: Expand awareness in your community. Educate

yourself and your faith community on what human
trafficking is and how to recognize the signs of
exploitation of another person. .
 From 1999 to 2011, there have been:
29,731 adoptions of Guatemalan children
15,691 females and 14,040 males
20,829 children aged under 1 year
6,557 children aged 1–2 years
2,749 children aged 3–18 years[14]
 Instructions to
child abduction:
Call/text all of their
1 telephone numbers that are
available to you

If applicable, note when a

complete lack of
2
communication began

Document any
conversations you have and
3
any messages you receive
 In your experience, what is your
understanding about the reasons why
Frequently Asked Questions
parents make the choice to unlawfully leave
(Child Abduction FAQs):
the jurisdiction with a child?
Lack of skills to resolve differences amicably.
Compulsion for revenge.
Trying to force a reconciliation.
Desire to escape physical, sexual, verbal and
emotional abuse.
Removing the child from a real or perceived
physical and/or emotional threat of injury.
Uncertainties over custody orders and court
proceedings.
 How to Guide Step 1: Have ID-like photos Step 2: Set boundaries
(Child Abduction): taken of your kids every 6
months and have them
about the places your kids
go. Supervise them in
fingerprinted. Many local places like malls, movie
police departments sponsor theaters, parks, public
fingerprinting programs. bathrooms, or while
fundraising door to door.

Step 3: Never leave kids alone in a car or stroller,

even for a minute. .
 In your experience, what is your
understanding about the reasons why
Frequently Asked Questions
parents make the choice to unlawfully leave
(Child Abduction FAQs):
the jurisdiction with a child?
Lack of skills to resolve differences amicably.
Compulsion for revenge.
Trying to force a reconciliation.
Desire to escape physical, sexual, verbal and
emotional abuse.
Removing the child from a real or perceived
physical and/or emotional threat of injury.
Uncertainties over custody orders and court
proceedings.
797,500 children (younger than 18) were reported missing in a one-year period of
time studied resulting in an average of 2,185 children being reported missing
each day.
203,900 children were the victims of family abductions.
58,200 children were the victims of non-family abductions.
115 children were the victims of “stereotypical” kidnapping. (These crimes
involve someone the child does not know or someone of slight acquaintance,
who holds the child overnight, transports the child 50 miles or more, kills the
child, demands a ransom, or intends to keep the child permanently.)
 Review national laws and
Instructions to regulations to ensure that
child laundering: they do not contribute to or
perpetuate conditions that
Enact clear and comprehensive allow for the illegal adoption
legislation that prohibits illegal of children
adoption and criminalizes it as a
separate offence, as well as Develop and implement a
prohibits the sale and2 trafficking single, universally recognized
of children resulting in illegal adoption procedure involving a
adoption and provides penalties comprehensive assessment of
that reflect the gravity of the all children's rights, and
offences committed prohibit
3 private and
independent adoptions;
 Why is child laundering considered a major

Frequently Asked Questions problem?

(Child Laundering FAQs): Because it is illegal, the state should take
stricter measures on this problem
Why does child launderingis controversial?
Child laundering is highly controversial;
while many argue that these children are
being treated as a commodity and stripped
of family contact, others argue that,
ultimately, the children will live in a more
affluent environment and will have more
opportunities in life.
How to Guide Step 1: Strict supervision in

(Child children's homes.

Laundering): Control that it does not turn

out to be a haven for
racketeers where they bring
children in.

Step 2: Increase the

punishment for criminals who
commit such cases.
CHILDREN ARE OUR FUTURE
AND WE SOMEHOW HAVE
TO PROTECT THESE LITTLE
ANGELS FROM THIS
DANGEROUS WORLD FULL
OF BAD AND SPOILED
PEOPLE. THE STATE HAS TO
TOUGHEN PENALTIES AND
LAWS TO MAKE A
DIFFERENCE.
Thank You:)