The economic and social reasons leading to the phenomenon of child labor in Al-Fuhud district in the year 2023

  • misanjas misanjas University of Misan/College of Basic Education
  • Osama Hameed Majeed
Keywords: Parents' profession, income level, family assistance, poor economic situation and learning a profession, Parental pressure, academic failure

Abstract

The research aimed to study some economic variables, which it sees as the main reasons that pushed children towards the labor market, by answering the research questions related to the reasons for child labor that pushed children towards the labor market and the circumstances of their families. Therefore, child labor is a phenomenon closely linked to the economic aspect, because the economic level represents one of the basic variables that push the individual towards work in any society, as economic reasons top the list among the reasons leading to children's involvement in work. The low standard of living of the family plays a role in children's orientation towards the labor market instead of continuing in school or combining the two, and this is what studies and research that paid attention to child labor indicated, as families with low and even medium incomes are sometimes forced to throw some of their children into the labor market in order to obtain part of their material requirements. The sample size was based on the economic activity represented by the activity (commercial, industrial and agricultural) in the district. The sample size studied was (700) boys and girls distributed between both sexes, as the number of males was (434) children and the number of females was (66) girls in the study area from children aged between (6-14) years.

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Published
2024-10-06
How to Cite
misanjas, misanjas, & Hameed Majeed, O. (2024). The economic and social reasons leading to the phenomenon of child labor in Al-Fuhud district in the year 2023. (Humanities, Social and Applied Sciences) Misan Journal of Academic Studies , 23(51), 247-262. Retrieved from https://misan-jas.com/index.php/ojs/article/view/735

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