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Always on Call : abuse and exploitation of child domestic workers in Indonesia
In indonesia there are more than 688,000 children, predominantly girl, who tail in the homes of others as a domestics often drop out of school prior the completing nine years of education, required by indonesia law due to the costs of education. they are lured from rural areas or poor urban areas by recruits to become domestic workers in cities with false promises of high wages, the chance to attend school in city while working, and limited job responsibilities. Thes children, as young as twelve, work fourten to eighteen hours a day, seven day aweek, with no day off. They are issolated from their parents, restricted from leaving the workplace, and groosly underpaid for the hours they work ; many are physically, psychologically, and sexually abused. thes children are working in hazardous forms of child labor.
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