Anti-child labor refers to efforts and laws aimed at preventing the exploitation of children in the workforce. Many children around the world are forced to work in hazardous conditions, often sacrificing their education and childhood. Organizations like the International Labour Organization (ILO) advocate for the rights of children and promote policies to eliminate child labor. Various countries have implemented regulations to protect children, ensuring they have access to education and a safe environment. Campaigns raise awareness about the importance of childhood development and the negative impacts of child labor on society. The goal is to create a future where all children can thrive without the burden of work.