Child Labor in Mining and Global Supply Chains
| Child Labor | Staff Reporter | January 13, 2023 |
Child labor in mining and global supply chains has been a long-standing issue that has received increasing attention in recent years. Children as young as five years old have been found to be working in mines and quarries, often in dangerous and hazardous conditions.
The use of child labor in mining is prevalent in many developing countries, particularly in Africa and Asia. In these countries, children are often forced to work in mines to help support their families financially. They are often made to work long hours for little pay, and are exposed to dangerous conditions such as toxic fumes, heavy machinery, and underground tunnels.
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Bruce A. Cosgrove, M.Sc., Pres/CEO.
alchemist@alchemymininggroupinc.com
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