The reasons for child labor in the age group (5-17) years in Alegria, based on the data from the MICS6 cluster Survey in 2019
Keywords:
work, childhood, family, child labour, school dropout, social and economic conditionsAbstract
Child labour is considered one of the serious social phenomena and this is because of its negative effects on the child and a violation of his rights on the one hand and on the other hand on the family and society, so this study aims to find out the reasons behind this phenomenon, and direct visions to treat it by asking the following question: What is the reality of child labour in Algeria? To study this topic, we adopted the descriptive analytical approach by analysing the data of the sixth multiple indicator cluster survey 2019. The results we found from this study are that the group most exposed to this phenomenon are males, those who belong to poor families, mothers with an average level of education or less, and belong to rural areas and those who have dropped out of school.
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