Social Construction of Parents Against Child Labor in Tobacco Farming in Wakan Village, East Lombok Regency

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Qualitative case study explores social norms and economic pressures around child labor in Wakan Village.

Child labor in tobacco farming is shaped by social norms and economic pressures, integrating children into production.
In Wakan Village, children aged 10-15 years participate in crucial stages of tobacco farming, facing notable risks.
This qualitative case study employs in-depth interviews and field observations to understand local perceptions of child labor.
Community-based empowerment strategies rooted in cultural values are essential for addressing and reducing child labor practices.

Hakim et al. (2025) studied this question.

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