The document discusses child labour and provides some key facts and statistics. During the Industrial Revolution, children as young as 4 years old worked in factories. Each year about 22,000 people die in work-related accidents. There are estimated to be 2 million child sex workers between the ages of 5-15. On average, a child labourer only earns 15-18 rupees per day. The top industries that employ child labour in India are pan, bidi and cigarette rolling, construction, domestic work, spinning and weaving, brick kilns and tile making. While many are aware of the issue, not enough action is taken to address it. Individual initiative is needed to help rescue children from labour.

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2. CHILD LABOURING
WHICH CAN MAKE POOR LIFE
INDEPENDENCE
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4.  SOME INTERESTING FACTS-
• During Industrial Revolution Children of
4 years were employed in production
factories.
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5.  SOME INTERESTING FACTS-
• During Industrial Revolution Children of
4 years were employed in production
factories.
• Every Year about 22000 people die in
work related accidents.
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6.  SOME INTERESTING FACTS-
• During Industrial Revolution Children of
4 years were employed in production
factories.
• Every Year about 22000 people die in
work related accidents.
• There are about 2 million child sex
workers between age of 5-15 years.
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7.  SOME INTERESTING FACTS-
• During Industrial Revolution Children of
4 years were employed in production
factories.
• Every Year about 22000 people die in
work related accidents.
• There are about 2 million child sex
workers between age of 5-15 years.
• An average child labour earns only 15-
18 rs./day.
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8. Who is Child Labour ?
• A Child Being involved in activity
which is . . .
Economic
For full time / Part time
Harmful to their Physical & Mental
abilities
• Age group is between 5-14 years .
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9.  Share of Children working in
different Industries of India -
No. Type of Industries Share
1. Pan ,Bidi, Cigarettes 18
2. Construction 15
3. Domestic Workers 12
4. Spinning, Weaving 11
5. Brick kilns. Tiles 9.5
6. Dhabas,Restaurants.Hotels 7.7
7. Auto Workshop, Vehicle Repairing 7
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10. Activities of Children-
Children of Age Group (5-14 yrs.)
Number of Children (%)
Activities
Boys Girls Total
Children engaged in
"economic activities" 4.18 3.86 4.02
Attended domestic duties only
0.30 3.15 1.67
Attended domestic duties plus
free collection of goods, tailoring,
weaving 0.25 1.92 1.06
Children at Work
4.73 8.93 6.75
Attending schools
72.98 61.45 67.44
Children neither at work nor at
school 17.26 20.42 18.80 10

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12.  Third largest profitable industry in the
world.
 Found in both developed and
developing nations.
 Used for prostitution, forced into
marriage, illegally adopted, used as
cheap or unpaid labour, used for
organ harvesting.
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13. 300000 girls and women have
been forced in sex trade only
in Andhra pradesh.
Out of Which only 3000 are
rescued.
A large number of girls are
trafficked from Nepal and
Bangladesh.
40% of prostitutes are children.
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14. • The Problem is we all know about child
Labouring. We all know that it is wrong.
But..
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15. • The Problem is we all know about child
Labouring. We all know that it is wrong.
But..
We maintain silence. We Don’t do
anything. We are only spectators.
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16. WHAT WE SHOULD DO. .?
• Stop expecting others to take steps to
rescue child Labour
• Take Initiation.
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18. Prepared By-
KETUL PATEL
(By Own)
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