📹 ‘Undermined’

10-years-old Nadia from Bolivia is deprived of a carefree childhood. For two years, the girl has been going to the market to trade after school. She has no other choice, otherwise the family will starve. In this Latin American country many children start working from a young age. They trade on the streets, serve clients in bars, and even extract silver in mines, risking their lives.

In 2014, Bolivia even legalized child labor. 10 years is the minimum age at which children can start working. At the same time, Bolivia’s children’s unions are pushing for the legal working age to be decreased even further.

Find these heartbreaking stories about children who’re forced to work to survive - in our film ‘Undermined’.

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