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

The video discusses the prevalence of child labor in Myanmar, where millions of minors work long hours under harsh conditions. Many children migrate from rural areas to cities, becoming homeless and working in various sectors. Societal norms often overlook the issue, but NGOs are stepping in to provide education. The story of 15-year-old Yang highlights the personal impact of these conditions. The root causes include poverty and a weak education system, with schooling not being compulsory. Addressing these issues is crucial for future generations to avoid early entry into the workforce.

What are the living conditions of children who work in cities?

Why is schooling not compulsory in Myanmar, and how does this affect child labor?