Evening social activity needs oversight
The article addresses the phenomenon of seasonal child labor during the summer holiday, where children sell products such as beverages and snacks on roadsides and beaches, often with the support of their families or to meet their personal needs. While seasonal work can teach children responsibility and foster saving habits, the practice of some children engaging in dangerous tasks, such as selling on the edges of highways, exposes them to significant health and physical risks. Experts emphasized the necessity of enforcing laws and monitoring mechanisms to protect children from exploitation, underscoring that children's rights during childhood must be respected, and that early work can negatively impact their psychological and social development.
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