The United Nations Children’s Fund together with the University of Costa Rica, presented the VI State of Children and Adolescents in Costa Rica this week. The report highlighted two disturbing facts that are present in the country and they are that the workday for adolescents aged 15 to under 18, exceed the 36 hours that they can work by law can and also that their employers do not provide adequate social security.

National laws and international agreements are very clear in stating...

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