Bolivia

NCL Expresses Grave Concern about Bolivia’s Decision to Lower the Age of Work to Ten

July 22nd, 2014: The National Consumers League (NCL), the nation's oldest consumer advocacy

Jo Becker of Human Rights Watch: Putting 10-Year-olds to Work Doesn’t Solve Poverty

July 15th, 2014: The Bolivian Congress passed a misguided bill last week that would allow children

Children Working in one of the world’s most dangerous mines in Bolivia

Thomas Nybo, UNICEF POTOSÍ, Bolivia, (June 14, 2011) — Thirteen-year-old Agustin’s life

US Department of Labor awards nearly $20 million to combat exploitive child labor in Bolivia, Egypt and Jordan

January 3rd, 2011: The U.S. Department of Labor today announced nearly $20 million in grants

Nearly 1 million children work full time in Bolivia’s tin mines, in cemeteries, on buses, or in the markets.

November 18th, 2010: Edwin Choquevilla is the primary breadwinner in his family, earning $7 a day