Youtuber children and children's artwork
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https://doi.org/10.14295/juris.v34i1.15913Keywords:
Precariousness of work, Child labor, Artistic work, YoutuberAbstract
This article aimed to analyze the legal limits for the exercise of child labor and its repercussions on the daily lives of child YouTubers. The methodology used is predominantly exploratory, with a qualitative approach through documentary and bibliographical research. The conclusion was that the number of children working on digital platforms as YouTubers has increased exponentially, without an effective legal response to the illegalities committed against the legal and constitutional prohibitions on child labor (when configured in the practical case). Legally and politically, the competence to deal with demands relating to children's artistic work lies with the Labor Court. Finally, it was realized that we are facing yet another precarious new type of platformed work, which only helps to make the application of the Law more difficult.
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