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The enforcement of international child labour law

...... One nation, however, has a growing child labor problem, without the needs of both Rwanda and IndiaNepal. Over 42% of children in Nepal are active workers, with some reports saying over 127,000 are in the Nepalese labor force.[12] Most of Nepals prosperous economy is based on consumer goods, yet many point out that consumer is uninformed or misinformed about the thousands of goods and services among which they choose, and can be easily pressured by advertising.[13] This competitiveness has lead many consumer product companies to turn to child labor as a way to cut prices on the consumer end and therefore increase profits in the midst of such staunch competition; Thus competitive international economy and consumer behavior has fueled the dynamics of the child labor expansion.[14] Thus, Nepal has no excuse for its leniency of allowing child workers to work tirelessly in factories to feed consumer demand
China also provides a similar consumer based context. The improving economy of china has opened up vast new work opportunities. This has largely been filled with adolescent and child workers streaming out of the rural areas to find work and take advantage of a now booming economy.[15] Many parents fail to see