concept   child labor
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • more-industrialized countries (1) • Bangladesh (1) • household settings (1) • 19th century United States (1) • Contemporary France (1) • France during industrialization (1) • International human rights organizations (1) • Rural regions in developing countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 child labor more-industrialized countries Child labor is highly regulated and limited in industrialized countries. 3
2 child labor Bangladesh Child labor is common in Bangladesh due to socio-economic factors, with many children working to support their families. 2
3 child labor household settings Child labor in household settings varies based on cultural context, involving children in household tasks or income generation. 2
4 child labor 19th century United States In the 19th century United States, child labor was prevalent in factories, mines, and agriculture due to economic need. 1
5 child labor Contemporary France Child labor is strictly prohibited by labor laws in contemporary France. 1
6 child labor France during industrialization Child labor was a common practice in factories and mines in France during industrialization. 1
7 child labor International human rights organizations International human rights organizations consider child labor a violation of human rights and international labor standards. 1
8 child labor Rural regions in developing countries Children in rural regions in developing countries frequently contribute to family income by engaging in various forms of labor from a young age. 1