…Kailash Satyarthi’s nondescript office…noticeboard marks the number of children he has freed from slavery…That’s 80,000 young lives transformed – and now the Nobel peace prize….He…discuss the industries and the places that were proving harder to rid of the “scourge of child labour” – his phrase – than others. Kailash realized…the nuances of child labour in the developing world. It is not as black and white as it is seen in the west. The families in which children work are desperately poor…Invariably, children are encouraged to work…But there is a distinction between child work, where children work alongside their parents a few hours a week after school to supplement the family income, and child labour, where children are taken out of school to work and their family depends on what they earn.