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Child labour continues to be a difficult and thorny problem across many parts of the developing world. However, children and organisations all over the world are increasingly fighting this menace to give future generations a chance of a happy childhood.
Child labour continues to be a difficult and thorny problem across many parts of the developing world. However, children and organisations all over the world are increasingly fighting this menace to give future generations a chance of a happy childhood, as seen in the season finale of Little Voices Big Ideas.
In India, 1 child out of every 11 is forced to work. In the season finale of Little Voices, Big Ideas, Alifiya and Sallauddin take on child labour, and reflect on how lucky they are to be creating a show they love. Follow along as they look back on the season, and discuss how fortunate they are to be learning about their world.
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