CLEAN : All work and no play Myanmars children prop up economy

The video discusses the prevalence of child labor in public spaces, such as street corners and restaurants, and highlights the societal perception that there is nothing wrong with children working. It explores the dilemma faced by parents who would prefer their children to continue schooling if it promised a better future. The video concludes with reflections on the issue.

Where are children commonly found working according to the video?

• In shopping malls

• In schools

• On street corners and traffic lights

• In amusement parks

What is a common societal perception about child labor mentioned in the video?

• It is a serious problem

• It is beneficial for children

• There is nothing wrong with it

• It is illegal everywhere

What challenges do working children face as mentioned in the video?

• No access to technology

• Too much homework

• Language barriers and family issues

• Lack of playtime

What do parents prefer for their children according to the video?

• To work and earn money

• To continue with school

• To stay at home

• To travel the world

What is seen as a better future for children in the video?

• Working in restaurants

• Continuing education

• Becoming domestic workers

• Selling flowers