Human Trafficking Both Gen Z and millennials are known for their strong sense of social justice and concern for ethical issues. Child labor is generally viewed as a significant problem and a violation of human rights by these generations. They often express a desire to see an end to child labor practices worldwide.

Millennials, born between the early 1980s and mid-1990s, have shown a growing awareness of the issue of child labor. They have actively participated in social movements and campaigns calling for better labor conditions, sex trafficking, transparency in supply chains, and responsible business practices. Many millennials have been supportive of companies that take steps to eliminate child labor from their supply chains and prefer to purchase products from ethical and fair-trade brands.

Gen Z, born from the late 1990s to the early 2010s, has also demonstrated a strong concern for social justice issues, including child labor. Growing up in an era of increased connectivity and access to information, Gen Z individuals have been exposed to global issues from a young age. They often express their opinions through social media platforms and participate in online activism to raise awareness about child labor. Gen Z individuals tend to prioritize brands that demonstrate ethical practices and may actively boycott or criticize companies associated with child labor.

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It’s important to note that attitudes and opinions can vary among individuals within these generations, and there may be differing perspectives and levels of engagement depending on personal experiences, cultural backgrounds, and geographic locations. To obtain more up-to-date and specific information about recent studies or surveys on the subject, I recommend referring to academic publications, research institutions, or reputable polling organizations.