Child labour statistics paint a grim picture
On a busy road of Jamshed Town, Atif, a 10-year-old boy, wipes off the sweat trickling down his forehead as he carefully removes the paint from the bodies of old cars. He works without respite from seven in the morning till eight at night for a meagre Rs34.
“I have to skip breakfast but my boss provides me with lunch during the day.” Atif is the eldest of his family of five which consists of a widow and her four children. “My father, a
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