The presentation discusses child labour, including its definition as work that harms or exploits children physically, mentally, or morally by preventing education access. It outlines causes like poverty, overpopulation, and lack of education. Statistics show 61% of child labour is in Asia and 246 million children aged 5-17 are involved globally. In India, there are over 12 million child workers, potentially up to 60 million, with girls involved at nearly the same rate as boys. The presentation concludes that eliminating child labour is important for India's development and future.

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2. Presentation on Child Labour
PRESENTED BY
AWANISH SRIVASTAVA
JNTUH

3.  What is child labour?
 Causes of child
labour.
 Child labour in
statistics.
 Child labour in India.
 Regulation and
prohibition act.
 Conclusion.

4. What is child labour?
In general speaking, Child
labour is work for children
that harms them or
exploits them in someway
like:
 physically
 mentally
 morally or by blocking
access to education

5.  Poverty
 Over Population
 Parental Illiteracy
 Social apathy
 Lack of education &
exposure
 Exploitation of
cheap and
Causes for Child labour

6.  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 -17 were involved in
child labour
Child labour statistics

7.  There are over 12 million
child workers in India
 Many NGOs reckon the real
figure is up to 60 million
 The number of girls involved
is not much lower than the
boys
Child labour in India

8. Child labour in India(Conti.)
 India accounts for the second highest number where child
labour in the world

9. Regulation and Prohibition act
 This was declared by the
parliament on 23rd December,
1986
 It includes Prohibition of
employment of children in certain
occupations and processes
 No child shall be employed or
permitted to work in any of the
occupations which are hazardous
by its nature

10.  Child labour is a
curse to the Indian
society as well as our
economy
 We have to know
about our
responsibilities and
should take
corrective measures
to stop child labour
so that we can have a
better and developed
India

11. "World Revolves around the Children , Children's Future revolves
around Education”
Stop Child LaboUr

13. REFERENCES
http://www.powershow.com/view/4213
99-YzJlO/
www.slideshare.net
www.ohchr.org/Documents/Issues/Child
ren/Study
www.cry.org/resources/pps/Kol_college
_campaign_presentation.pps