“Is international concern on child rights relevant to Africa?”

Slavery and exploitation is a come up when it comes to African children because their lives aren’t worthy of equality.

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“Putting children to work must be seen in local context”

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The absolute state of this.

“However, where do you draw the line between what is internationally deemed a crime and a natural process of transferring skills? Is international concern on child rights relevant to Africa?”

Throwback to the time Bill Gates thought the biggest existential threat facing the world was more Africans being born.

From 2018.

Related: Also reminded of this piece from 2018 in the Financial Times.

”Refugee camps are an untapped opportunity for private sector”