These children engaged in child labour are the unseen victims of climate change. World Day Against Child Labour (June 12) is a timely call to action that we must all do more to prevent child labour in agriculture in Africa. Word count: 700 approxPhoto captionAbebe Haile-Gabriel argues that ending child labour in agriculture in Africa must be an urgent task. These children engaged in child labour are the unseen victims of climate change,” – FAO Assistant Director General and Regional Representative for Africa Abebe Haile-Gabriel. Find out morePublication: Ten years of FAO experience on ending child labour in agriculture in AfricaPublication: FAO Framework on Ending Child Labour in AgricultureWebsite: FAO and ending child labour in agricultureBrief: Eliminating child labour to build sustainable agrifood systems
