Reference no: EM133147913
Worldwide, an estimated 211 million children aged under 15 works. Child labour is widespread throughout Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, though there are also some 2.5 million working children in developed economies. Asia has the largest number of working children, accounting for 60 per cent of the world's total.
Children can be found working in many export-oriented industries, including garments and footwear, glass manufacturing, leather tanning, stone quarries, and gemstones. Many work unacceptably long hours, often in unsafe conditions or with minimal respect for their rights.
Their labour plays a key role in supplementing their families' meagre income. One of the main reasons for the high prevalence of child labour is the burden of debt, which forces families to send their children to work. Low literacy rates further compound the problem. (Sources: UNICEF, UN, and India 2001 Census)
- Define and discuss Tom Donaldson's Ethical Algorithm.
- Use Tom Donaldson's Ethical Algorithm to justify whether child labour is valid.
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