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Study: Most child vendors in Irbid lack schooling
A field study in Irbid revealed that 70% of child street vendors are dropouts from education, working after school hours or during holidays to help support their families. Among them, 45% express a desire to return to school. The findings indicate that the phenomenon is linked to poverty and difficult economic conditions, with most children possessing commercial skills and working long hours for low pay. They also face health and psychological risks, including bullying and smoking. The study recommends programs to integrate children into education, provide economic support to families, and promote health awareness to reduce this phenomenon and protect children's rights.
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