In England during the industrial revolution, in
In England during the industrial revolution, in the 18th century, many children were forced to work in mines and factories in order to help their families.
The factories were really dirty. They had to work in difficult conditions, for very low wages.
The situation for children improved, they can't work. But, today, in india, many children are forced to work.
They don't have drinks and healthy food. Adults hit them, and the child has to work.
Description :
It's a cartoon. It's in the GAP factories in India.
We can see two people. On the right, a man is holding a whip. On the left, a child is crying. In the middle, there are many T-shirts.
The man on the right is serious and angry. The child is scared and is crying. The child is saying "GAsP" because he is in a little room, the door is locked and the window has got bars.
Analyse:
The man is whipping the chid because he is forced to work for him.
The child is gasping because he is making many T-shirts for the brand "GAP".
He is sewing GAP in the T-shirts.
He is scared, he is crying, he is working in difficult conditions.
Child represents Indian children and the adult represent bad people and the boss.
Interpretation:
Many children are forced to work in India, and the artist denonce child labour in India.
The child saying"GAsP" for the brand GAP.
