The author writes on exploiting child labor in Asia by focusing on contemporary problems of labor exploitation, forced labor and debt exploitation of children. The aim of this work is certainly to point out the problems of still present child labor, and the efforts for its complete and final abolishment. The compilation method of the author points to the results of research by relevant international organizations, focusing on the causes and factors that stimulate these forms of exploitation, while descriptive method was used to highlight the consequences that work leaves on children and society as a whole. The statistical data of international organizations used in this paper indicated the number of victims, the extent of problems in exploiting children in Asia as well as the presence of contradictions. A special review of the Case Study method was placed on Indonesia, Pakistan, China and Taiwan where the occurrence of this form of exploitation was frequent. The results show a significant drop in child labor.However, there is still a large number of approximaltey 62 million children in Asia and Pacific with over 28 million childern performing hazardous jobs. Therefore, it can be concluded that there is progress, but still considerable efforts are still needed in achieving the goals that would have to completely eliminate child labor by 2030.