Increased Child Labor in Brazil in the Pandemic: Reasons Behind the Increase

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Vitória Almeida Ramos
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This article aimed to analyze the reality and changes in child labor in Brazil during the period of the pandemic caused by the COVID-19 and how the state dealt with this fact led to an increase in inequality and social difficulties in the country resulting in the current situation. As well as understanding what are the possible ways to reduce this practice, increasing the rights of these children and adolescents and improving their experience. According to UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund), globally, 8.9 million children and adolescents are at risk of being pushed into child labor by the end of 2022, thus, the ways to fight the virus used by the government may have failed with this class. As the Brazilian Federal Constitution of 1988 places it as the duty of the state, society and the family, to ensure health, education, and freedom, in addition, to protect them from any form of exploitation, cruelty, neglect, and oppression, therefore, this type of work should be decreasing rather than increasing.

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Vitória Almeida Ramos. 2026. \u201cIncreased Child Labor in Brazil in the Pandemic: Reasons Behind the Increase\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - H: Interdisciplinary GJHSS-H Volume 23 (GJHSS Volume 23 Issue H1): .

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Increased child labor in Brazil during the pandemic year, analyzing causes, effects, and future implications.
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This article aimed to analyze the reality and changes in child labor in Brazil during the period of the pandemic caused by the COVID-19 and how the state dealt with this fact led to an increase in inequality and social difficulties in the country resulting in the current situation. As well as understanding what are the possible ways to reduce this practice, increasing the rights of these children and adolescents and improving their experience. According to UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund), globally, 8.9 million children and adolescents are at risk of being pushed into child labor by the end of 2022, thus, the ways to fight the virus used by the government may have failed with this class. As the Brazilian Federal Constitution of 1988 places it as the duty of the state, society and the family, to ensure health, education, and freedom, in addition, to protect them from any form of exploitation, cruelty, neglect, and oppression, therefore, this type of work should be decreasing rather than increasing.

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