2007 Findings on the Worst Forms of Child Labor - Brazil
|Publisher||United States Department of Labor| |Author||Bureau
of International Labor Affairs| |Publication Date||27 August
2008| |Cite as||United States Department of Labor, 2007 Findings
on the Worst Forms of Child Labor - Brazil, 27 August 2008,
available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/48caa4620.html
[accessed 19 May 2013]| |Selected Statistics and Indicators on
Child Labor459| |Working children, 5-14 years (%), 2004:||5.2|
|Working boys, 5-14 years (%), 2004:||7| |Working girls, 5-14
years (%), 2004:||3.3| |Working children by sector, 5-14 years
(%), 2004:| |Minimum age for admission to work:||16| |Age to
which education is compulsory:||14| |Free public
education:||Yes| |Gross primary enrollment rate (%), 2004:||140|
|Net primary enrollment rate (%), 2004:||95| |School attendance,
children 5-14 years (%), 2004:||93.9| |Survival rate to grade 5
(%):||–| |ILO-IPEC participating country:||Yes| Incidence and
Nature of Child Labor The rate of child wo