El trabajo infantil en el mundo
Child's View ¿ Men mend a fishing net on the beach in North Gaza, a governorate in the Gaza Strip. The photograph was taken by Maha Nasrallah, 14, one of 19 participants in a UNICEF-organized child photography workshop.
A boy with a wooden box leans against a railing on a bridge in the city of Ouanaminthe, on the north-eastern border with the Dominican Republic. He ekes out a living shining the shoes of travellers crossing the bridge, a main border crossing point between the two countries. His makeshift kit includes shoe polish, brushes and rags. Authorities are lenient with children at unofficial and official border crossings, assuming that the children will return to Haiti at the end of the day.
Boys, including 14-year-old Ahmad (far right), collect and sift rubble from destroyed homes in the Israeli-imposed access-restricted zone, near their home village of Khuza'a in Khan Yunis Governorate in southern Gaza. To help support their families, the boys regularly skip school to collect gravel, plastic and scrap metal in the zone. A bag of gravel sells for less than US $1.00 to the local construction industry. [#3 IN SEQUENCE OF SIX]