Socio-Economic Causes of Child Labor in Domestic Work: A Study of Sukkur City
Keywords:
Socio-Economic, Child Labor, Child Domestic Work, Sukkur CityAbstract
The study was conducted in Sukkur city. The data for ongoing study was collected through convenience sampling method. It is an exploratory research with quantitative analysis. Samples were consisted on 150 female child domestic workers. The age of respondents is between 10
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