2013-05-09T03:05:18Z http://www.theworldcafecommunity.org/forum/topics/child-labour-poverty?feed=yes&xn_auth=no tag:www.theworldcafecommunity.org,2012-12-15:3306069:Comment:83369 2012-12-15T06:08:29.581Z Geof Warren http://www.theworldcafecommunity.org/profile/GeofWarren

<p>Hello Eddie,</p> <p>It is reassuring that there are people in organisations and even governments trying to help. This is good but more needs to bed done.</p> <p>Geof</p>

<p>Hello Eddie,</p> <p>It is reassuring that there are people in organisations and even governments trying to help. This is good but more needs to bed done.</p> <p>Geof</p> tag:www.theworldcafecommunity.org,2012-12-14:3306069:Comment:82960 2012-12-14T02:00:04.938Z Eddie U. Chan http://www.theworldcafecommunity.org/profile/EddieUChan

<p>i admire that there are some people who bother to think about the welfare of abused children amidst their affluence. The thought of helping those children is already a first step towards alleviating their plight. Government is doing its share, from enacting laws, providing funds and information and education campaigns, to eradicate exploitation of minors. Non-government organizations engage themselves in the areas not played by governments in tackling this issue. Others, see it as an…</p>

<p>i admire that there are some people who bother to think about the welfare of abused children amidst their affluence. The thought of helping those children is already a first step towards alleviating their plight. Government is doing its share, from enacting laws, providing funds and information and education campaigns, to eradicate exploitation of minors. Non-government organizations engage themselves in the areas not played by governments in tackling this issue. Others, see it as an opportunity in pursuing their corporate responsibility while trying to be on top of the business world. </p>