But few face the danger of the country's child miners. A journalist who reported on the issue says some 3,000 children work in Bolivia's mines ... I see the pictures of them in your article.

Heart-breaking photos show pre-teens smoking whilst rolling cigars in a factory, black-faced children working in dark and dangerous coal mines as 'breakers', and four-year-old Mary shucking ...

He traveled the country, going to fields, factories, and mines—sometimes working undercover—to take pictures of kids as young as four years old being put to work. In 2004, retired social ...

Coal mining is dark, dirty, and dangerous work ... coal miners had black lung in Appalachian states alone, when the federal government had only reported 99 cases across the country.

When photographer Simone Francescangeli took pictures of the miners, he was struck by the dangerous environment — and the number of children he... Working in Bolivia's mines is a family business.

The most shocking thing for Jonathan, who had endured six gruelling months living and working underground in an abandoned ...

About 20,000 children are working in illegal mines ... shops and on market stalls. The country's more tightly-regulated national and international gold mines officially produce about 60 tons ...

The International Labour Organization estimates more than 1 million children work in mines and quarries worldwide, a problem ...

Lithium mining began in Pasali a decade ago, transforming a remote and slumbering community into a bustling site for small-scale illegal mining, said Shedrack Bala, a 25-year-old who began working ...

Indian law forbids children below the age of 18 working ... of closed mines in India and created a lucrative black market. Figures from India's Bureau of Mines show the country produced 19,000 ...

Ibrahim said he knows that children are working at his mines and others he buys from, but he said many of the children are orphans or poor. “It is dangerous, but the work helps them survive ...