0n the other hand there

stands a shocking two word

irony i.e. CHILD LABOUR.
Giggles , laughter
& innocence -
these are the
words which best
describe
CHILDHOOD - the
period one
relishes for life . . . .
.

BUT
FUTURE AT STAKE BUT NO
ONE CARES !!!!!!!












CHILD LABOUR is one of the most burning
issues these days. It is a pity that our future
generations are falling a prey to this. Being
compelled , our learners become the bread &
butter earners of the family . This problem is
looming large and is making our forth
coming generations hollow like a termite.
CHILD LABOUR is defined as work that deprives children of
their childhood, their potential and their dignity, and that is
harmful to physical and mental development.

It is the work that exceeds a minimum number of hours
depending on the age of a child and on the type of work.


STATISTICS FOR
INDIA
In India children aged 5-14 are above 90 million. During the last year,
the Federal Bureau of Statistics released the results of its survey
funded by ILOs IPEC. The findings were that 8.2 million children
age group of 5-14 years are working in India out of total 90 million
children in this age group.

fifty percent of these economically active children are in age group
of 5 to 9 years. Even out of these 8.2 million economically active
children, 5.6 million were claimed to be working in the agriculture
sector. 73% of them were said to be boys.

STATISTICS
REGION ,AGE AND SEX WISE
BOOKS AND NOT TOOLS
ARE
MEANT
FOR
CHILDREN
61% in Asia, 32% in Africa, and 7% in
Latin America, 1% in US, Canada,
Europe and other wealthy nations.

In Asia, 22% of the workforce is
children. In Latin America, 17% of the
workforce is children.

246 million child workers aged 5 and
17 were involved in child labor.

Out of which 171 million were involved
in work that by its nature is hazardous
30% of our countrys total population is leading life below the poverty-line, in
which the people are deprived of basic necessities of life like clothing, shelter,
food, education and medication, the children of these people will be forced to
become Labourers' or workers in order to
survive.
Our people are not aware of the importance of education. Class-based
education system is another reason for increasing child Labour as a result, child
Labour is increase in rural areas.
The government has not put its laws into practice to stop child Labour in our
country thats why child labour is increasing day by day.
CAUSES
NOW WE PRESENT BEFORE YOU:
A VIDEO THAT WILL TOUCH
YOUR HEARTS ,SELF
EXPLANATORY AND A REAL EYE
OPENER!!!!!!
The Mines Act of 1952:

The Act prohibits the
employment of children
below 18 years of age
in a mine.
NO CHILD
LABOUR IN
MINES!!!!!!!


The Act prohibits the
employment of
children below the age of 14 years
in any
factory. The law also placed
rules on who,
when and how long can pre-
adults aged
1518 years be employed in any
factory.
The Child Labour (Prohibition
and Regulation) Act of 1986:

The Act prohibits the employment of children below
the age of 14 years in hazardous occupations
identified in a list by the law. The list was expanded
in 2006, and again in 2008.

In 1979, the Indian government formed the Gurupadswamy
Committee to find about child labour and means to tackle it.
The Child Labour Prohibition and Regulation Act was not
enacted based on the recommendations of the committee in
1986.
A National Policy on Child Labour was formulated in 1987 to
focus on rehabilitating children working in hazardous
occupations.

The Ministry of Labour and Employment had implemented
around 100 industry-specific National Child Labour Projects to
rehabilitate the child workers since 1988.
NON-
GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANISATIONS

Many NGOs like Bachpan
Bachao Andolan, CARE
India,Child Rights and
You, Global march against child
labour, RIDE India etc. have
been working to eradicate child
labour in India.Pratham is
India's largest non-
governmental organisation with
the mission 'every child in
school and learning well.'
WE ARE ALSO AT
WORK!!!!!!!!!

GIVE BOOKS NOT TOOLS TO THE TINY
BUDS!!!!!!


AYUSH MALHOTRA 20135042
RISHABH GUHA 20133034
VIVEK BANSAL 20133058
KUSH KHANDELWAL 20134039
KUSHAL KANSAL 20132041