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Abstract
The labor law in Mexico is the legal branch that seeks to balance the relations of employers and workers, that this is done fairly, a statement that becomes effective, when applied to the work of minors, a vulnerable group that is conducive to the abuses Child labor, considered as exercised by children and adolescents, when prohibited by legislation, is a problem that most clearly affects underdeveloped countries, such as Mexico. Therefore, it is proposed to establish objectively the fundamental cause of child labor, prohibited by the Constitution. The present work is approached with a mixed investigation, proceeding with the deductive-inductive logical method, through investigation techniques, applying to the analysis of legal documents and bibliographic, hemographic and legislative consultations. Among the results is the violation of the human rights of children, who, forced by poverty, compromise their physical and emotional development by performing work not appropriate to their age. It is concluded that, unfailingly, favorable conditions prevail in Mexico to respect the rights of children and adolescents, which is why it is proposed to design programs derived from state public policies, to address the problem posed.