1. We want you to have recognition of your problems. You've got a lot of problems like bad conditions, the wages, hours of work and no safety.So, we want you to be recognized: the children aren't respected by the companies.

   By Dimitri and Hugo.

2. We want you to have better wages and to stop being abused by your bosses.

   By Loris Kenzo

3. We want you to be safe and respected in the job that

   you do. We want you to have as much security as adults. We don't want you to work with chemicals and toxic products, and you have to wear security clothes for example:  or

   By Bérénice 

4. It isn't normal that you haven't got the right for Education ; we are shocked about your working conditions. We know that you are forced to work to survive ; the solution would be : you work in the morning and you go to school in the afternoon.

   By Romance.

5. We want you to benefit from a professional adapted training, for you to go to work with a formation. Children go to work because they want to work but they want to have an appropriate formation and to be treated like adults.

   By Maëlys.

6. We are against child labour, we want you to be safe. We want you to have a good heathcare, and an access near your factory and your home. To work, you are unhealthy, it's not normal.

   By Eva.

7. You are ignored by the gouvernement ! You want to feel heard, understood and represented,, so we can find a collect for you to built school. We can talk with the gouvernement about your problems and your wages because you are poor and if they can't stop your labour in bad conditions, we can ask them to do something for you to work in the contryside next to your house .

   By Elise, Inès and Lucile.

8. We want children to have more activities in their home cities, to limit their migrations to the other cities. We think that it could be easier for them, the children's houses are separate from their workshops, so it's difficult. Associations can invest and send money to Guinea.

   By Maurine.

9. We want children to have time for their education and leisure. They are exploited by their industries and we don't want it. But, the children would work with dignity. Their employers can adapt the children's hours to have time for leisure. We think that leisure and education are important for their life.

   By Eloïse

[Anglais euro de Bérénice.]