Life stories from children working in Bangladesh’s leather sector 

Leather sector children work over 80 hours per week, surpassing the international labour organizations limit of 42 hours. According to CLARISSA research, 34% of slum children are engaged in child labour, with 91% working beyond the limit, receiving two or three times less wages than adult workers and sacrificing their schooling.
This video was produced and presented as part of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) direct exchange. Listen to the children's stories and hear their recommendations to UNCRC members in the video.
Read more about the life stories of from children working in Bangladesh’s leather sector, as told and analysed by children 👇
clarissa.globa...