The troubling report, supported by the authorities and publicized in a secondary copy, states that the number of cases of child labor exploitation in the country has significantly increased over the past year. According to this report, more than a thousand children are driven to work in various sectors, such as agriculture, textile manufacturing, and construction. "The data in the report is entirely alarming. Children are found in situations where they have to work instead of going to school and receiving an education," noted the child rights expert. Specialists call for immediate measures to prevent this serious violation of children's rights. Key steps that need to be taken to address the problem of child labor exploitation include conducting investigations, training parents, and creating job opportunities for adults.
