Child Labour . . .

2. CHILD LABOUR

3. What Is Child Labour?
Child labor is a job done by children below
the age of 18. The use of children in
industry or business, especially when
illegal or considered inhumane.

4. Child Labor Around The World

5. Types Of Child Labor
There are many types of Child Labor.
Some of them are discussed below:
 Child Labor In Agriculture
 Child Labor In Carpet Industry
 Child Labor In Automobile Workshops
 Child Labor In Salt Mining

6. Reasons Of Child Labor
 Family expectations and traditions
 Abuse of the child
 Lack of good schools and day care
 Lack of other services, such as health care
 Public opinion that downplays the risk of
early work for children
 Uncaring attitudes of employers
 Limited choices for women

7. Effects Of Child Labor
Education
 Health
Social and economic effect

8. Child Labor In Pakistan
 Employment of children for work.
 The Human Commission of Pakistan’s
survey 1990.
 A number of laws contain provisions
prohibiting child labor, or regulating the
working conditions of child and
adolescent workers. The most important
laws are:

9.  The Factories Act 1934.
 The West Pakistan Shops and
Establishments Ordinance 1969.
 The Employment of Children Act 1991
 The Bonded Labor System Abolition Act
1992.
 The Punjab Compulsory Education Act
1994

10. Conclusion
Children constitute the nation’s valuable
human resources. The future well being of
the nation depends on how its children grow
and develop. He 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.