1. CHILD LABOUR

2.  One of the major problems in india is
“CHILD LABOUR”.
 It is unfair to seek one’s own interest at
the cost of other policies right.
-DALAILAMA

3. What is child labour?
1. Child labour is violation of human rights
and it is considered to be a “necessary
evil “ in any country in the whole world.
2. It is a socio economic national
problem,which requires close analysis
and practical solutions.

5. Reasons for child labour
 Family expectations and traditions
 Abuse of child
 Lack of good schools and day care
 Lack of other services ,such as health care
 Un caring attitudes of employers
 Limited choices for women

7. Child labour hampers their normal and natural
physical,mental,spiritual,intellectual,emtional,moral,a
nd social development,
Children are doing work as domestic servants.
They are employed in hotels,workshops,consrucon
sites etc.,
They are even working in hazardous and unhygienic
forms of labourin manufacturing factories.

8. How many are there?
61%in Asia,32%in Africa,7%in Latin America,1%in
U.S,Canada,Europe,and other wealthy nations.
In asia,22% of world force is children.In Latin
America,17% of work force is children.26 million child
workers aged 5 and 17 were involved in child labour.
Our of which 171 million were involved in work that by
is nature is hazardous.

9. Child labour statistics
 One in every six children aged 5 to 17 world wide
is exploited b child labour.
 There are approximately 9 million children
involved in the unconditional works forms of child
labour.
 In sub-saharan Africa around one in three
children are engaged in child labour,representing
69 million children.
 In South Africa,anoher million are engaged in
child labour.

10. Child labour in india
India accounts for the second highest number
where child labour in the world.
Africa accounts for the highest number of
children employed and exploited.
According to certain experts approximately 10
million bonded child labours are working as
domestic servants in india.
Beyond this there are almost 55 million bonded
children labourers hired across various industries.

11. Regulation and prohibition act
This was declared by the
parliament on 23
december,1986.
Article 24 of constitution
of India says, "No child
below the age of 14 shall
be employed to work in
any factory”,
It includes prohibition of
employment of children in
certain occupations and
processes.

12. How can we eliminate child
labor
Abolition of child trafficking
Elimination of poverty
Free and compulsory education
Basic standards of living can reduce problem to a great
extent .
The world bank and international monetary fund can
help in eradicating poverty.
Strict implementation of labor laws is also essential in
order to prevent exploitation.

13. Conclusion
 Social malady of child labor can be brought under
control, if each individual takes responsibility of
reporting about anyone employing a child below 1
years of age.
 Thus, instead of ignoring, one should find out
about reporting children and how such children
can actually be saved.
 Child labor can be controlled if the government
functions effectively with the support of public.