Africa: World map of child labor versus Internet penetration - Balancing Act - International Initiative to End Child Labor

Africa: World map of child labor versus Internet penetration – Balancing Act

Posted September 11, 2012

Child labor is not directly preventing Internet access, nor is a lack of Internet access the only reason child labor still exists. For better or worse, the Internet is …
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