The Afghan government is failing to protect tens of thousands of children, some as young as 5, from hazardous conditions in the workplace, in violation of Afghanistan’s labor laws.

Millions of children risk pain, sickness, injury, and even death to produce goods and services for the global economy.

Thousands of children in Indonesia, some just 8 years old, are working in hazardous conditions on tobacco farms.

Lebanese authorities are imposing regulations that effectively bar many Syrian refugees from renewing their residency permits, heightening risks of exploitation and abuse among people who fled persecution and war.

The United States government and tobacco companies are failing to protect teenage children from hazardous work in tobacco farming.

Enforce Child Labor, Health and Mining Laws