Protecting Lebanon's children from labor

The article addresses the issue of child labor in Lebanon and highlights the reasons that push children into the workforce, such as poverty and school dropout. It discusses the implications of these factors on children's rights and their futures. The article focuses on the roles of families, schools, and the government in protecting children, while also assessing the effectiveness of inspection efforts and the penalties imposed on violating employers. It emphasizes that a true solution requires providing education and support to families to prevent children from returning to the streets. Child labor is portrayed not only as an economic problem but also as a threat to childhood itself.

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