what are the good slogans for child labour?

Answer 1

i underestood tht u r against it.
try www.cry.com
or www.unicef.com

Answer 2

Slogans For Child Labour

Answer 3

For or against child labor?

Against: Childen have the rest of their lives to work- let them be children.

For the record, I believe child labor is a horrible, horrible institution. I haven't purchased a rug since I learned many of them are the result of forced child labor. It's frightening to thing that some poor child was stolen from his villiage to make something that can hang in a store. The children aren't housed or fed properly, and are never paid. And don't get me started with chocolate. My husband and I have started calling chocolate candy 'slavery bars' so we remind ourselves that someone may have been forced to pick the beans that made it.

Answer 4

Education,not explotation!

"The end of child labour:Together we can do it"

"Mercosur without child labour".


mercosur means-S American trading group: a free trading area developed in the 1990s consisting of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay



"Red card to child labour"

"I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Child Labour."

" The true definition of evil is 'that which harms a child'.
" While your child is making messes, this child is making drapes." (or whatever fits your picture or subject.)


-'Being small is the only way to grow, are you prepared to Labour for children who cant work themselves out of exploitation? Help a child to grow today.'

Treat a child like your own, not a beast of burden.

End child labour now.

End chil labour now, or go to jail.

End up in jail, or end the child labour now.

Now end up in jai, or end the child labour Now.

Hope that helps
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Answer 5

"Shape our Future Bright,Stop Child Labour!!"

Answer 6

stop child labour help india develope

Answer 7

“Children are the future of the country but they are working. I want to ask the governments, what their future is?”

Answer 8

If millions of adults are unemployed,why children?
-taken for granted u r against it

Answer 9

Yes, but that's a bit too harsh. I'm not saying Child Labour isn't horrible but a slogan is usually used to get people thinking without turning them off. I'd come up with something that connects the everyday life of a typical person in North America or Europe to the plight of children forced to work. For example, many thousands of children work in the furniture industry in Indonesia. They are not able to go to school and work very long days for about 1 euro a day (sometimes less). So, when we go shopping at IKEA or one of the Indonesia furniture outlets we don't think about the 8 year old kid that has to carve the legs of chairs 12 hours a day and endure cuts on his/her hands (they cut their hands and fingers constantly - I've seen this!). 1. That mahogany desk is nice but is it worth a child's future? 2. Comfortable on that new sofa? They're not... (include photo of young boy stitching the sofa cover). 3. Support Child-Free labor - boycott Indonesian furniture. 4. Nice finish on that faux-antique chair - does it cover the blood? (the furnitures, especially the chair legs, often get covered in blood). Well, you get the idea... I think it is absolutely irreprehensible that this exists in our world and that no one thinks about it or does anything about it. Large furniture outlets look the other way, they send their agents to the small village factories of sumatra. These agents offer the lowest prices possible rather than paying a fair price. So, factories hire cheap labor (usually boys and girls between 8 and 12 years old) to do carving, sanding, finishing, cleaning.

Answer 10

For? You want to PROMOTE child labor?