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Child laborers hard at work on a factory forge during the 2nd French Empire, 1865. Based on contemporaneous labor laws, these children could legally have been working up to 8 hours a day as young as 8 years old & up to 12 hours a day if they were 12-16. Many factories ignored these laws (1500×1074)
3 Temmuz 2026
Chinese and Malayan girls forcibly taken from Penang by the Japanese to work as ‘comfort girls’ for the troops, 1939-1945. [1800×1782]
2 Temmuz 2026
Indonesian forced labourers (romushas) at the Imperial Japanese Army’s Seletar work camp, Singapore, c. 1945 [1498×1046]
14 Haziran 2026
A Chinese American man wearing a sign stating he is Chinese, not Japanese, to avoid harassment at work, 1940s. [1080×849]
12 Haziran 2026
Öndör Gongor, a Mongolian man afflicted with gigantism who was reliably measured to stand 7 ft 9 in tall. The son of a herder, Gongor eventually came to work at the palace of Bogd Khan where he served at various points as an accountant, bodyguard and keeper for an elephant. 1922 [641 x 466]
11 Haziran 2026
Members of Kvinnens Arbeidshjelp (Women’s Work Relief) loading parcels and supplies into a car in central Oslo, as part of a voluntary relief effort that supported families and children in Norway during a period of economic hardship and wartime uncertainty. (1940) [3792×2500]
6 Haziran 2026
Miners coming up a Coal Mine Elevator after a day of work in Belgium, 1920. [503×640]
21 Mayıs 2026
5-year-old after day’s work, was tired and refused to be photographed, Biloxi, Mississippi, 1911. Photo by Lewis Hine for National Child Labor Committee.[1054×784]
18 Mayıs 2026
Crew members of Japan’s Shin-Toho Motion Picture Company work with models on the set of “Battleship Yamato”, June 8, 1953.[1500 × 1111]
16 Mayıs 2026
NASA engineers work on TIROS, America’s first Meteorological Satellite, 1960 [2022×2503]
12 Mayıs 2026
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![Chinese and Malayan girls forcibly taken from Penang by the Japanese to work as ‘comfort girls’ for the troops, 1939-1945. [1800×1782]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/ah8goow6037h1.jpeg)
![Indonesian forced labourers (romushas) at the Imperial Japanese Army’s Seletar work camp, Singapore, c. 1945 [1498×1046]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/i3pk0slvit5h1.jpeg)
![A Chinese American man wearing a sign stating he is Chinese, not Japanese, to avoid harassment at work, 1940s. [1080×849]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/ck8bwgoij76h1.jpeg)
![Öndör Gongor, a Mongolian man afflicted with gigantism who was reliably measured to stand 7 ft 9 in tall. The son of a herder, Gongor eventually came to work at the palace of Bogd Khan where he served at various points as an accountant, bodyguard and keeper for an elephant. 1922 [641 x 466]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/jltvid10dqwg1.png)
![Members of Kvinnens Arbeidshjelp (Women’s Work Relief) loading parcels and supplies into a car in central Oslo, as part of a voluntary relief effort that supported families and children in Norway during a period of economic hardship and wartime uncertainty. (1940) [3792×2500]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/oj3ifj9lcwxg1-scaled.jpeg)
![Miners coming up a Coal Mine Elevator after a day of work in Belgium, 1920. [503×640]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/4eb86qx55j1h1.jpeg)
![5-year-old after day’s work, was tired and refused to be photographed, Biloxi, Mississippi, 1911. Photo by Lewis Hine for National Child Labor Committee.[1054×784]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/8kpzx2iyvdqg1.jpeg)
![Crew members of Japan’s Shin-Toho Motion Picture Company work with models on the set of “Battleship Yamato”, June 8, 1953.[1500 × 1111]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/0usanbxudmrg1.jpeg)
![NASA engineers work on TIROS, America’s first Meteorological Satellite, 1960 [2022×2503]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/f65k3d8thnsg1.jpeg)
