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Child labor is a complex and pervasive problem in many developing countries, including Vietnam. Despite concerted efforts by the government and international organizations to address the issue, child labor remains a significant challenge in Vietnam. In this blog post, we will explore the current state of child labor in Vietnam, its root causes, and the efforts being made to combat it. Overview of Child Labor in Vietnam According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), there are an estimated 1.75 million child laborers in Vietnam, with many working in hazardous conditions. Children in Vietnam are often forced to work in agriculture, fishing, mining, and construction, and are vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. Children are also employed in domestic work, often working long hours for little pay and no access to education or healthcare. The Root Causes of Child Labor in Vietnam Several factors contribute to the prevalence of child labor in Vietnam. Poverty is a significant facto...