ol to learn skills for the future. Children learn at an early are to run errands, help to cook, and clean the house. The children often work by choice, in order to have extra pocket money for themselves and for the family. Most children work because in third world countries the money is not for extra leisure but for survival. Children have a better chance being less exploited when they work in a family business. The danger rests when the work is outside of the family. The children work long hours and under strain. The children are usually too young to work but do anyway. Most children work on the streets and for very little pay (approximately 3 dollars a day). The working children work with no motivation usually and must take it upon themselves at a very young age to deal with the stress of work. We focused in child labour in the third world countries since it is easy to grasp the dilemma. Child labour occurs all around the world but we are sometimes blinded by what surrounds us. Children in the developing countries work in order for their families to make less than what we consider ends meet. The sadness in this issue is what we have demonstrated in our display. We often observe the awful cases where a child will work and the father for example will waist this money in order to get drunk instead of supporting the family. We have also learned about the cases where a family will sell their child to an extremely poor family. This action creates a set barricade for the child that will only allow him to work through his life to support his new family. This in my opinion is the most chock provoking. We have studied the low wages and the low ages and the statistics are unbearable....
