الأبعاد السوسيو-إقتصادية لعمالة الأطفال في الجزائر

Abstract EN

Africa has the highest rates of child labor in the world and the least stable at the economic level, and the rush of children to the labor market is a great indicator of a serious social rift and a problem of socio-economic dimensions in Algerian society that pushed children to work, depriving them of their childhood and damaging their physical and mental development, the most important of which is Poverty, family social conditions, school dropout and others.

The latest study on the phenomenon carried out by the Algerian Authority for Health Development and Research Promotion "FORAM" revealed the presence of one million working children in Algeria, and this number increases by 300 thousand children on holidays and occasions, as revealed by the latest report For the International Labor Organization, about 13 million working children in the Arab countries, Algeria ranks first with 1.

8 million child workers, of whom 1.

3 million are between 6 and 13 years old, of whom 56% are females and 28% are males whose age does not exceed 15 years, and we will try Provide a sociological analysis and reading about the most important causes of the phenomenon of child labor and the consequences thereof, in order to find appropriate methods and solutions.