Review Article
Exposures Resulting in Safety and Health Concerns for Child Laborers in Less Developed Countries
Table 1
Number of studies published about child labor safety and health risks, by country and by WHO region.
| | Country of specific focus | Number of articles |
| | Albania | 1 | | Australia | 1 | | Bangladesh | 1 | | Brazil | 3 | | Cambodia | 1 | | Colombia | 1 | | Ecuador | 1 | | Egypt | 1 | | Ethiopia | 1 | | Finland | 1 | | Ghana | 2 | | India | 10 | | Indonesia | 1 | | Iran | 2 | | Jordan | 3 | | Kazakhstan | 1 | | Lebanon | 3 | | Malawi | 1 | | Mali | 1 | | Mexico | 1 | | Nepal | 2 | | New Zealand | 1 | | Nicaragua | 1 | | Nigeria | 2 | | Pakistan | 2 | | Peru | 2 | | Philippines | 2 | | Sierra Leone | 1 | | South Africa | 1 | | Thailand | 1 | | Turkey | 3 | | United States (immigrants) | 2 |
| | WHO region: Africa | 9 | | WHO region: The Americas | 11 | | WHO region: Eastern Mediterranean | 13 | | WHO region: Europe | 5 | | WHO region: Southeast Asia | 13 | | WHO region: Western Pacific | 6 |
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Multicountry studies identified in journals () excluded here but in references list and discussed in text and/or Tables 2 and 3.
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