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Child labor among girls and boys, under two different definitions
Percentage of children aged 5–14 in child labor. The narrower definition (blue) counts only economic activity; the broader definition (red) also counts unpaid household chores, such as cooking, cleaning, and childcare, performed for at least 21 hours a week.
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International Labour Organization and UNICEF (2025)
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