Después de la pandemia repuntó trabajo infantil: encuesta
The article reveals a post-pandemic rise in child labor in Mexico, indicating that millions of minors are engaged in work, with a concerning increase in dangerous economic activities compared to previous years. This data highlights a regression in child protection standards, emphasizing the urgent need for policy intervention and social support systems. The relevance to open data lies in how government statistical agencies such as INEGI generate and publish this vital information. Transparent, accessible datasets enable civil society and researchers to effectively monitor social indicators. By making such granular data available, stakeholders can identify regional disparities, such as those in Guerrero or Chiapas, and hold institutions accountable for improving youth welfare and enforcing labor laws.
Source: vanguardia.com.mxPublished on 2023-10-06
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