what would u and other people do to make people in ur community aware of child labour?
962921
First, child labor is a fact of life, as it means the difference between hunger and food. If the parents are affluent enough, the children need not work but that requires the parents being able to earn sufficient to support the family. All parents want their children to be educated and prosper, but the hard reality is that much of the world lives at poverty or border-line poverty and the kids have to pitch in. I live in Asia and child-labor is common, but it is not the sweat-shops where illegals are literally chained to their jobs. It is more of a family effort to keep the wolves from the door. One boy I know rises at 5 am and plucks chickens until 8 am then hurries home to get ready for school...and gets no pay, but his family has managed in this way to send two others to the university. His turn will come because of the family effort and child labor...he is 11 years old. They are paid about 20 cents US for each chicken and universities are not cheap. Do-gooder attitudes are fine if you have money. As we say in China, 'No money, No talk'. Even aged grandfathers and grandmothers take part in making ends meet. Middle-class morality is a luxury that few of the third world countries can afford.
766479
Good idea.  People need to be educated and to reduce their fears and prejudice.  It is important for people to learn the truth about other people and their situations.
487091
Well, a few starting points - 1) random acts of charity convince people that the world is a good place (and accents what we have in common, not our differences), which may decrease the resentment and aggression that leads people to warlike behaviour (so peace). 2) taking people out of the cycle of poverty helps the whole community because poor people are empowered to buy goods and services. The more ofthen money changes hands, the richer everone gets (so prosperity).
643335
stop the wars. help those less fortunate then us to live a better life. give help to society where you can. be tolerant of people.
1021653
Send your kids to them and get involved. Provide support to the teachers--volunteer if you can, donate supplies if you can. Fight for the rights of all the kids, not only your own. Raise holy hell politically and in the media if there is serious incompetence in the administration--spread the word if a school or teacher is doing a great job. Don't kibbitz from the sidelines--participate.
43109
Tell people the situation.
318908
Start with yourselves. Have discipline and motivation to have a good education and a decent job. Poverty are mostly the result of undisciplined indidviduals within the society. They often complain and ask the government to help them but they don't even tried to help themselves. Also we all should have a new government. Vote for those right in the position and not because you are being paid. Officials can't make this thing a positive issue at this moment because they're so busy with their own "business" so we really can't rely our future to them. We can do it step-by-step.
650978
lobby the government for nuclear disarmament, join organisations like ActionAid and Oxfam, volunteer abroad for a few years, work for a non-profit organisation, promote awareness of human rights abuses e.g. China, Haiti, Guantanamo Bay, Iraq... so much to do!
816089
Help stop child abuse, obey your parents and teachers.
185808
stay educated and attempt to educate others. We are not lepers so please don't treat us as such.
1131584
The public is not the baby sitter for children its your job not mine. If we see something wrong we report. That's the best we can do. Believe me I have seen lots claims of abuse reports go in, but there is a limit how much can be done. If you have a minor and can't trust suggest you look at yourself have you or are you doing your job.
451286
A good start would be approaching the childcare centres and offering to volunteer.  I find things eventuate from here.
386191
India has many laws in place to stop child labour,including some provisions within the constitution banning exploitation of children.But as with most third world countries problem is with implimentation not legislation.Most of the real work is done by NGOs(non government organizations) may be with a little support from govt.\n  As far as the laws are concerned they are vague and ambiguous for eg. one law banning employing children in hazardous jobs doesn't clarify what consitutes hazardous job,and in another case it specifies the age limit of 14yrs to be employed in some industries,but many people consider this gross violation of child rights(UN considers all below 18 yrs as children)\n\n In India most of the child labour are emploeyed in carpet making,glass making,lock making,fireworks industries
687977
Send them to Africa to work in the cocoa fields instead of those poor children who often do no live to see adulthood. Then the children can hopefully have a real childhood.
1064574
understanding and respecting other people's, culture, religion and rituals can help in solving this problem.\nthe crux of the problem is the greedy nature of human.
1072210
DOING THINGS THAT AFFECT YOUR COMMUNITY IN A POSITIVE WAY
129676
Education against crime in the schools, maybe some parenting classes for students parents once a week,  you got to start teaching moral early, also classes for those in jail currently on how to survive, "after life in prison" type thing. We need to motivate, educate and raise the moral of people to see results.  All we can do is hope, and do our best to help.