الحماية الجزائية المقررة في عمالة الأطفال

Abstract EN

Child labor, in its negative sense, is work that places heavy burdens on the child and exploits him economically, thus threatening his safety, health and well-being.

The child labor phenomenon is considered a global phenomenon that has started to spread and expand in recent times and have negative effects that affect the child in particular, and the family and society in general.

Societies around the world suffer from the spread of child labor, which is called the child labor phenomenon, which prompted the international community to intervene through several international organizations and bodies to regulate child labor.

And in view of Algeria's keenness to combat and prevent child labor, it has ratified the International Labor Organization Convention, as well as the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, and has taken a set of measures to embody the content of those conventions and enshrined it in its legal system to prevent all forms of child labor unless their employment is permitted A legal framework defines the conditions that must surround their operation, as the Algerian legislator gave special attention to the category of child laborers, in terms of determining the age of work and demeaning, through preventing their employment in inappropriate conditions, as well as deciding on penalties for violating the provisions and regulations on child labor.