CHILDREN RIGHTS IN CAMEL

RACE
PRESENTED BY:
COURSE TITLE: SAJID RAZA -10186
BUSINESS POLICY & ETHICS (107871) AMNA KALEEM - 10195
ERUM AMANULLAH - 10103
FACULTY:
MEHREEN AFTAB - 9023
DR. SAJIDA PARVEEN
FARIS - 62796
DILAWAR ALI - 63051
 OVERVIEW
1. Introduction.
2. Literature Review.
3. Methodology.
4. Data Analysis.
5. Conclusion.
 VIOLATION OF CHILD RIGHTS IN CAMEL
RACE
The national sport of United Arab Emirates.

Camel jockeys are illegally trafficked or sent by their poor parents hoping the children will have a
better future.

The basic rule of race is smaller the boy the faster will be the camel.

Camels are treated better than young boys.

Camels are more expensive than the children that bought or kidnapped.

ILO CONVENTIONS 138 & 182

 SCOPE OF STUDY
The significance of study is child trafficking in camel racing all around the globe.
 RESEARCH QUESTIONS
i. What is the impact of Inflation on Children rights?

ii. What is the impact of Education on Children rights?

iii. What is the impact of Law Enforcement on Children rights?

iv. What is the impact of Unseen Circumstance on Children rights?

v. What is the impact of Family Size on Children rights?

 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
1. To ascertain the influence of Inflation on Children rights.

2. To ascertain the influence of Education on Children rights.

3. To ascertain the influence of Law Enforcement on Children rights.

4. To ascertain the influence of Unseen Circumstance on Children rights.

5. To ascertain the influence of Family Size on Children rights.
THEORITICAL FRAMEWORK:

INDEPENDENT VARIABLE DEPENDENT VARIABLE

INFLATION

EDUCATON

LAW CHILD RIGHTS

ENFORCEMENT

UNSEEN
CIRCUMSTANCE

FAMILY SIZE
 LITERATURE REVIEW
Relationship between inflation & children rights violation.
Relationship between education & children rights violation.
Relationship between law enforcement & children rights violation.
Relationship between unseen circumstance & children rights violation.
Relationship between family size & children rights violation.
 HYPOTHESIS
HYPOTHESIS FINDINGS RESULT
S
We found that workload has a negative impact on employee performance.
SupportH1
H1 We found that Inflation has a positive impact on children right. Support
H2 H1
We found that time pressure has a negative impact on employee performance.
SupportH2
H2 We found that Education has a positive impact on children right. Support
H3 H2
We found that role ambiguity has a negative impact on employee performance.
SupportH3
H3 We found that Law Enforcement has a positive impact on children right. Support
H4 H3
We found that lack of motivation has a negative impact on employee performance.
SupportH4
H4 We found that Unseen Circumstance has a positive impact on children right. Support
H4

H5 We found that Family Size has a positive impact on children right. Support
H5
 METHODOLOGY TABLE
STUDY DESIGN

Research approach deductive

Research method descriptive

Research Instrument (Scale) Questionnaire (Likert Scale)

Target Population Parents of child who are affected

Sampling Technique Non probability

Sample Size 150

DATA COLLECTION & ANALYSIS
CO RELATION TEST:
 LIMITATIONS
Collection of the data with accurate information.
Previous records.
Probability of accuracy in the information.
CONCLUSION