Vietnam has made significant economic strides in recent decades, but the issue of child labor remains a complex and concerning reality.

While the country has laws prohibiting the employment of children under the age of 15, the enforcement of these regulations is often lax, particularly in rural and informal sectors.

Many children in Vietnam can be found working in agriculture, small-scale manufacturing, or the service industry, often toiling long hours in harsh conditions.

These young workers may be tasked with physically demanding tasks, such as harvesting crops, operating machinery, or carrying heavy loads. - https://vietnamfocusguide.com/blog/where-kids-in-vietnam-work/?unique_id_6zzf8ykn

"The Hidden Toll of Child Labor in Vietnam: Uncovering the Implications for the Future"