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Speaking to an audience of students, US First Lady Michelle Obama reminds each one to take their education seriously -- and never take it for granted. This new, brilliant generation, she tells us, is the one that could close the gap between the world as it is and the world as it should be.

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When McDonald’s switched from frozen beef to fresh for its classic Quarter Pounder, the stakes were high. CNN Business’ Rachel Crane sits down with the company’s Chief Supply Chain Officer, Marion Gross, tasked with leading the change.

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Geneva - The world has marked the first rise in child labor in two decades and the coronavirus crisis threatens to push millions more youngsters into the same fate, the United Nations said Thursday.

In a joint report, the U.N.'s International Labor Organization and the U.N. children's agency UNICEF said there were 160 million children laborers at the start of 2020 -- an increase of 8.4 million in four years.

The rise began before the pandemic hit and marks a dramatic reversal of a trend that had seen child labor numbers shrink by 94 million between 2000 and 2016, the report said.

Children and teens between 5 and 17 years old who are forced out of school and into working are considered child laborers, CBS News' Pamela Falk explains.

"There have been many tragic economic consequences for poor countries brought on by the coronavirus pandemic" and this is another, Falk says.

Just as the COVID-19 crisis was beginning to pick up steam, nearly one in 10 children globally were stuck in child labor, with sub-Saharan Africa affected most.

"Even in regions where there has been some headway since 2016, such as Asia and the Pacific, and Latin America and the Caribbean, COVID-19 is endangering that progress," the report said.

While the percentage of children in child labor remained the same as in 2016, population growth meant that the numbers rose significantly.

And the pandemic risks worsening the situation significantly, the agencies said.

They warned that unless urgent action is taken to help ballooning numbers of families falling into poverty, nearly 50 million more kids could be forced into child labor over the next two years.

"We are losing ground in the fight to end child labor," UNICEF chief Henrietta Fore told reporters, stressing that "the COVID-19 crisis is making a bad situation even worse."

"Now, well into a second year of global lockdowns, school closures, economic disruptions, and shrinking national budgets, families are forced to make heart-breaking choices," she said.

If the latest projections of poverty increases due to the pandemic materialize, another nine million children will be pushed into child labor by the end of 2022, the report said.

But statistic modelling shows that number could potentially be more than five times higher, according to UNICEF statistics specialist Claudia Cappa, who co-authored the report.

"If social protection coverage slips from the current levels... as a result of austerity measures and other factors, the number of children falling into child labor can go up (an additional) 46 million" by the end of next year, she told AFP.

"The new estimates are a wake-up call," ILO chief Guy Ryder said in a statement.

"We cannot stand by while a new generation of children is put at risk," he said, stressing that "we are at a pivotal moment and much depends on how we respond."

"This is a time for renewed commitment and energy to turn the corner and break the cycle of poverty and child labor."

The report, which is published every four years, showed that children between five and 11 years old accounted for over half the global figure.

Boys were significantly more likely to be affected, accounting for 97 of the 160 million children toiling in child labor at the start of 2020.

But the gender gap narrows by half when household chores performed for at least 21 hours per week are counted, the report said.

Particularly concerning, perhaps, was the significant increase seen in children between the ages of five and 17 who are doing so-called hazardous work, which is deemed to affect a child's development, education or health.

That can include toiling in dangerous industries, like mining or with heavy machinery, and working for more than 43 hours a week, which makes schooling next to impossible.

A full 79 million children were considered to be doing such hazardous work at the start of 2020, up 6.5 million from four years earlier, the report showed.

The study revealed that most child labor is concentrated in the agriculture sector, which accounts for 70 percent of the global total, or 112 million children.

Some 20 percent of child labor happens in the service sector and around 10 percent in industry, it found.

The greatest increase was seen in sub-Saharan Africa, where population growth, recurrent crises, extreme poverty and inadequate social protection measures pushed an additional 16.6 million children into child labor since 2016, the report found.

Nearly a quarter of children in sub-Saharan Africa are already in child labor, compared to 2.3 percent in Europe and North America.

The UN agencies warned that additional economic shocks and school closures caused by the COVID crisis meant that children already in child labor may be working longer hours and under worsening conditions.

And many more risk being forced into the worst forms of child labor due to job and income losses among vulnerable families, the report said.

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Geneva - The world has marked the first rise in child labor in two decades and the coronavirus crisis threatens to push millions more youngsters into the same fate, the United Nations said Thursday. In a joint report, the U.N.'s International Labor Organization and the U.N.

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Travail sur les degrés / réponses attendues par degré :

Degré 1 : mots attendus en français :

- Enfants, école…

- Mots transparents ou vus dans la vidéo : le nom du journaliste, Inde, job, toxique…

Degré 2 : idées attendues :

- Crise sanitaire, COVID, pandémie en Inde.

- Les enfants en Inde n’ont plus d’école, doivent travailler.

- Le travail proposé est toxique/difficile.

- Le document parle de leur famille.

Degré 3 : idées attendues :

- Idem degré 2.

- Actuellement, 250 millions d’enfants ont arrêté d’aller à l’école en Inde.

- L’impact du covid, de la pandémie aux US n’est pas la même qu’en Inde.

- Fermeture des écoles à cause du COVID. Aux US : moins d’éducation et de socialisation alors qu’en Inde, ils doivent travailler → travail pénible.

- Les familles souffrent économiquement.

Degré 4 : Pour être placé dans le degré 4 de la grille, le candidat pourra citer une partie ou toutes les idées suivantes :

- La fermeture des écoles à cause de la pandémie du COVID a entrainé aux USA une baisse de la socialisation et les enfants souffrent de ne pas avoir les professeurs en présentiel même s’ils ont des cours en distanciel.

- Alors qu’en Inde, il n’y a pas d’école et c’est dramatique.

- Les familles souffrent économiquement et les enfants doivent aller travailler dans des mauvaises conditions : le sable dans les rivières ou bien ils se recouvrent de peinture toxique et mendient aux stations essence. Pauvreté des familles.

- Les experts rappellent qu’il est pratiquement impossible de revenir à l’école quand on l’a quittée.

- Comprendre le point de vue du journaliste – qui travaille pour le NYT à New Delhi et est interrogé par une journaliste de CBS News : c’est triste, il s’agit d’un drame, une tragédie, catastrophe, révoltant, inégal.

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Travail sur les degrés / réponses attendues par degré :

Degré 1 : mots attendus en français:

- Mots isolés : Etats Unis, femme, travail…

- Mots transparents : covid, ‘chiffres’, cosmétique, parent, job…

Degré 2 : idées attendues en français :

- Il s’agit d’un article pris sur Internet.

- On parle des femmes au travail pendant le covid.

- La situation se passe aux Etats Unis.

- Les femmes arrêtent de travailler pour les enfants

- Farida Mercedes a travaillé 17 ans dans une entreprise de cosmétiques.

- La situation décrite concerne 2,3M de femmes.

- Cela se passe en 2020.

Degré 3 : idées attendues en français:

- Idem degré 2.

- Farida Mercedes était sur le point d’avoir une promotion.

- Elle a quitté son travail.

- Son mari l’a aidée.

- Mercedes fait partie des 2,30M de femmes qui ont quitté leur travail en 2020.

- 53 % des femmes ont arrêté de travailler pendant les 12 premiers mois de la pandémie.

Degré 4 : Pour être placé dans le degré 4 de la grille, le candidat pourra citer une partie ou toutes les idées suivantes :

- Idem degré 3.

- Elle a quitté son travail pour aider ses enfants à suivre les cours en distanciel à plein temps.

- Il n’y a pas eu de discussion avec son mari pour savoir qui quitterait son emploi pour s’occuper des enfants / la question ne s’est pas posée.

- Son mari l’a aidée mais c’est elle qui a pris cette charge

- C’est la femme qui quitte son travail au risque même de freiner sa carrière et de perdre tous les avantages liés à son travail ainsi que le sommeil !

- L’implicite, intentions ou point de vue exprimés par l’auteur : ce texte dénonce la position de la femme sur le marché américain du travail. Elle a encore ce rôle traditionnel de la femme au foyer. En cas de problème, c’est elle qui prend en charge les enfants et le foyer.