Free The Children

Oprah's Angel Network | January 01, 2006

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Millions of Indian children are forced to work instead of going to school.

Forced to Work

In India, an estimated 20 million children are forced to work on the streets and in factories instead of getting a decent education. Some start working as young as 6 years old; many make as little as 50 cents a day.

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