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New child labor law should be strengthened in detail to make fewer children work.

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- Each state of India (India has 29 states) is responsible for enforcing child labor within its own borders, but many face issues of funding and administration.

- India's judicial system is dramatically overwhelmed and severely backlogged, and child labor violations can easily slip through the cracks.

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- Monitoring led by trade unions and managers: a system where people in the workplace keep a daily watch on the situation, effectively preventing child labor from happening and identifying any cases that do occur.

- Basic education by combining training in the workplace with life and literacy/numeracy skills. Provide support for children’s education, in agreement with the public education authorities, by paying to improve (or set up) schools near a plantation or factory, or by helping families pay for their children’s school fees.

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- Much of Indonesia’s tobacco is produced by thousands of children as young as eight. Tobacco cultivation is extremely labor intensive and children are often subjected to serious health risks including nicotine poisoning.

- According to the ILO, 168 million children worldwide are engaged in child labor as of 2013. (Of these 168 million children, 85 million are engaged in what the ILO deems “hazardous work.”)

- Loans given to labor class family has no written record and time to pay back the money remains undetermined. However, the price is paid by these little kids working as slave.

- In most regions, girls are just as likely as boys to be involved in child labor; however, girls are more likely to be involved in domestic work.

- Children living in more rural areas can begin working as young as the age of five.