Abstract
In recent years, Vietnam is joining hands with various international organizations to eliminate child labor and achieve certain results. However, such results are being threatened by the severe effects of acute respiratory infections caused by the new strains of coronavirus (COVID-19). The COVID-19 pandemic has forced countries around the world, including Vietnam, to take instantaneous action to protect children from child labor and sustain national efforts to abolish it. By researching different studies, this article will suggest some ideas that conform with Vietnam's policy to combat child labor.
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