World Day Against Child Labour is observed every year on June 12. This day was launched by the International Labour Organization (ILO) in 2002 to raise awareness and encourage action to eliminate child labour around the world.

🎯 Purpose of the Day

  • To highlight the plight of child labourers.

  • To promote policies and practices to eradicate child labour.

  • To mobilize support from governments, organizations, and the public.

🌍 Theme 2025 (if known):

(Note: As of now, the official theme for 2025 might not be announced. Would you like me to look it up?)
Past themes have included:

  • 2024: “Let’s act on our commitments: End Child Labour!”

  • 2023: “Social Justice for All. End Child Labour!”

❗ Key Facts

  • Over 160 million children are still engaged in child labour globally (as per ILO).

  • Many work in hazardous conditions, especially in agriculture, mining, and domestic work.

  • Education and poverty eradication are vital to ending child labour.

📢 What You Can Do

  • Spread awareness on social media.

  • Support child-friendly brands and fair trade.

  • Donate or volunteer with NGOs working to end child labour.