Rwanda: Over 1200 Child Workers 'Freed' From Harsh Working Conditions - AllAfrica - International Initiative to End Child Labor

Rwanda: Over 1200 Child Workers ‘Freed’ From Harsh Working Conditions – AllAfrica

Posted December 21, 2012

In Child labor in construction, Child labor in mining, Child Labor News

Kayonza District has been singled out as a heaven of sorts for business mal-practices that involve among other issues using under-aged children for often-times hard labor. This was revealed by Reach Rwanda Organization, which is a non-profit advocacy …
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