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In 8th grade I had done a research project on children rights, and how they are constantly violated, and disrespected, and I remembered reading that children that come from lower income families are forced to do things they don't particularly like, all so that they would be able to support their families. A year later I had also done a research project the Newspaper boy strike, now known as the "Newsies", which taught me a lot about how young children who didn't have much, needed to do more than the average just to get a simple dish in front of them. Many people don't think much of these children, they believe that they deserve what they go through, not thinking about the idea that one of those children, that supposedly "deserves" what they have coming for the could've been their own.

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UNICEF is piloting small but very effective projects around the world, all of which are making big differences in smaller countries that don't get much media attention. UNICEF's biggest concern is to help the children get out of there biggest nightmare and into schools, which is why they are removing children from working conditions, and into Schools, that are being built by volunteers from UNICEF and normal day people around the world.

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They target young children because, they are still developing and don’t understand what minimum wages are, and they are able to offer less (meaning little-to-none health care, and workers rights) to desperate children, and instead fill there deep pockets.

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"A picture is worth a thousand word, but the memories are worth a million"

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By searching the labor polls, a reader can witness that most of countries that are infested with working children are foreign children. Which is why most people shrug the horrendous action off, because it is being done in third-world countries.

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The countries with the highest toll of child labor

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The countries with the highest toll of child labor

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A staggering 246 million children are forced into child labor and 70% of them work in unlawful and hazardous conditions. Although there are many laws that restrict child labor; doesn’t mean there aren’t loopholes through them. Which is how many factories, bars, mines, food manufacturers and domestic services find employees.

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Dorsey Dixon is a talent filled man, who growing up was forced to work on a cotton mill, and later turned his experiences into music, and the song "Babies in the mill", is a memoir to his past and what he went through.

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U.S. Child Labor, Dorsey Dixon, Babies In The Mill, Newport

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The music for this video is from Dorsey Dixon, the songwriter of Babies In The Mill. Dorsey sings and accompanies himself on the guitar on this song as he did on all of his recordings on this CD.

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Be Grateful
Be Thankful
Be Helpful
And most of all
Be aware

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Birdy - People Help The People (Official Music Video)

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Many children don't have the tools that are needed to help them live prosperous life and especially don’t have the luxury of school that many of us take advantage of, especially the young women stuck in these life styles, because they believe that they don’t necessarily need to be educated, but instead need to know how to service.

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22,000 children die every year from working conditions, the exact reason of their deaths are not fully documented, but many of them are done by hazardous work conditions, lack of food and deadly diseases.

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As part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence 2013, Save the Children worked with more than 40 children from Doro refugee camp in Maban, South Sudan to write, act and produce their own short films about the issues facing them.