pls give me a story on child labour in english or hindi. it is very urgent
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Children forced to beg..
While in your car, stopped at a traffic light in the Commercial Business District of Manila, someone might knock at your window. It’s a sick looking woman, dirty, sometimes barefoot, carrying a malnourished baby. Your heart will be filled with pity and you will give her a couple of pesos. Who can turn down a woman with a hungry baby?
But most Filipinos have become hardened to this scenario – because they know that the baby is not really the woman’s child and that the money they give her will just be forwarded to the syndicate. So they don’t give the poor woman anything so as not to encourage the syndicate’s practice… or they will give her food instead.
A little boy with a jar of water will suddenly wash the windshield of your car while you’re parked and then ask you for money. He’s around 6 years old yet you can see the guile in his eyes. This is a child who has lost his innocence. He will show anger if you don’t pay him for washing your windshield, even if you didn’t ask for it. All he is concerned about is meeting his quota for the day. If he doesn’t collect the amount of money expected from him, he will be beaten. If he doesn’t earn enough, the child will steal what he can to give something to the syndicate at the end of the day.
If a child under the custody of the syndicate continues to miss his quota, he will intentionally be given a disability. Who can resist giving money to a begging disabled child? Maybe then, he will meet his quota and earn his keep.
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