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9. June 2026 | Nadine Benedix
Global child rights and child labour regulation aim to protect children from exploitation and abuse and to empower them to claim their rights. Yet organisations designed to help children, especially working children, often treat them as the passive beneficiaries of protective interventions that may alleviate hardship in the short-term but reinforce disempowerment in the long-term. Evidence from…
Organized working children promoting reproductive health norms during a football tournament in Senegal, Dakar November 2022. | Photo: © Author.

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