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""What is Child Labour: FAQs". In farming, children are regularly exposed to dangerous chemicals and machinery, and forced to undergo strenuous tasks for long periods of time in extreme temperatures. In mining, they may be forced to work in deep underground shafts, to haul heavy loads of rock and to use toxic chemicals to separate minerals or precious metals from ore.In fisheries, children can face prolonged periods at sea, under the threat of inclement weather while away from their families. On the streets, traffic and exhaust fumes threaten children’s health and safety as does, in extreme cases, the risk of being drawn into illicit activities.
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