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Underlying problems such as school dropouts need to be addressed first before taking a legal route to stop child labour. Photo: Reuters

Implement roadmap on ending child labour in agri, households by 2024: EU tells Bangladesh

The EU, however, found that Bangladesh is lagging behind in the implementation of various issues compared to the timeframe announced in the roadmap

Regulators said plant operators are accountable for child labour violations Photo: Bloomberg

Hyundai, Kia parts supplier in Alabama fined for violating child labour laws

Bangladesh improves moderately in eliminating worst forms of child labour

Bangladesh improves moderately in eliminating worst forms of child labour

Flood victim Goni Mia had no other way but to send his wife and two daughters to Narayanganj to look for work. Photo: Masud Al Mamun

Migration, child labour and starvation: How Sylhet flood victims are coping with its aftermath

The United States Department of Labor is seen in Washington, D.C., U.S., August 30, 2020. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly

Hyundai supplier accused of child labor violations by US authorities

Hyundai subsidiary has used child labour at Alabama factory

Photo: Noor--A-Alam/TBS

World day against child labour: History and significance

Bangladesh finally committed to eliminating child labour. But can we actually do it?

Bangladesh finally committed to eliminating child labour. But can we actually do it?

Social protection a powerful measure to prevent child labour in Bangladesh: ILO

Social protection a powerful measure to prevent child labour in Bangladesh: ILO

Public-private efforts stressed for eradicating child labour

Underlying problems such as school dropouts need to be addressed first before taking a legal route to stop child labour. Photo: Reuters

Call to activate upazila level monitoring committees on child labour

Underlying problems such as school dropouts need to be addressed first before taking a legal route to stop child labour. Photo: Reuters

‘Child labour in a country like Bangladesh is primarily a development issue, not so much of enforcement’

To what extent are adolescents allowed to work in Bangladesh?