Studying the perspective of child labor for establishing security and disciplinary challenges

The child labor is part of the social geographic realities that the researcher has studied their position in the social geographic space and classified them. The researcher has attempted to peruse the spatial propagation of child labors and discover the cause of this phenomenon and in addition to identify their scope of activity, analyze the police facing challenges. This paper as respect to the objective is applied and it is attempted by applying the attributional descriptive method and refereeing the written works including books, academic articles and electronic resources and reliable academic websites to study the position of child labors in the geographic space and security and disciplinary challenges. Findings of this research indicate that the propagation of child labors may be divided and analyzed in two categories: a. promotional propagation, b. spatial repropagation. According to the applied studies, the child labors are divided into 8 groups including 1- war children, 2- street children, 3- workshop children, 4- body organs smuggle children, 5- service children, 6- park and club children, 7- slave children, 8- mine children. The results of this research indicate that considering the causes for emergence of child labors and promotion and diversity of their activities that causes the reduction of social capital rate, if the liable controlling organizations and institutions can not present appropriate course of action for emergence and promotion of child labors, the insecurity and security and disciplinary challenges will be emerged in the society and crime-prone places will be established.