CHILD LABOUR

Name :- Rana Gaurang N.

Roll No :- 07
Subject :- Legal Education and
Research Methodology

INTRODUCTION
Child Labour are Human Rights violation of
children. Indian Government bound to
eradicate Child Labour.
Children are the assets of the Nation. United
Nation ratified the convention on Child
Labour rehabilitation welfare for right of the
child.
The Child Labour (prohibition and
regulation) act 1986 still not implemented
effectively.

OBJE C TIV E

To work towards maintaining social harmony.

To achieve complete literacy and to work for
promotion of education.
To bring about social awareness and to take
steps, with the cooperation of Administration
as well as public, against corruption,
injustice, atrocities and wrongful acts.
To make efforts for the overall development
of the Society.

HYPO THESIS
People related to Human Resources
development, dedicated to the child welfare
issues must be given top priority by the
central and state government.
They must also strictly implement the child
labour laws.
Corruption and negligence of officer
entrusted with the task of eradicating child
labour must be dealt with very strictly by
the judiciary and executors.

S C O P E / L I M I TAT I O N
Studying the scope of this type of criminal
activity in various countries have framed a
definition of the term itself as well as
identifying the major illegal practices that
constitute child labour.
Child Labour defines as work that
depriveschildrenof their childhood, their
potential and their dignity, and that is
harmful to physical and mental
development.

M ETH ODOLOGY
Methodology adopted for the present study
is purely doctrinal in nature.
The field of the study is very wide. It is very
difficult to conduct a non doctrinal research.
The research is highly based on reference
taken from article, literature on the Child
Labour by different authors, newspaper,
magazine, T.V. Channels, Websites and
publication on Labour Laws.

L I T E R AT U R E R E V I E W

In the Article 24 of The Constitution of India

states that No Child below the age of 14 years
shall be employed to work in any factory, mine
or employed in any hazardous employment
but still child labour exists in India in spite of
many existing law to prohibit it.
In Article 39(c) of The Constitution of India also
states that the health and strength of workers
and the tender age of children are not abuse
that these act not implemented effectively.

CO NC LUSION
Children constitute the nations valuable human resources. The
future well being of the nation depends on how its children grow
and develop.
The great poet Milton said Child Shows the man as morning
shows the day. So it is the duty of the society to look after every
child with a view to assuring full development of its personality.
Children are the future custodians and torch bearers of the
Society: they are the messengers of our knowledge, cultural
heritage, ideologies and philosophies.
Children are really future components in the form of great
teachers, scientists, judges, rulers, doctors, planners, engineers,
politicians on whom the entire society founded.
Unfortunately millions of children are deprived of their childhood
and right to education and there by they are subjected to
exploitation and abuse.