INTRODUCTION

CAUSES

agenda CONSEQUENCES

INITIATIVES AGAINST
CHILD LABOUR

CONCLUSION
introduction
Child labour is the practice of
having children engage in economic
activity, on part or full time basis.
The practice deprives children of
their childhood, and is harmful to
their physical and mental
development. Poverty, lack of good
scools and growth of informal
economy are considered as the
important causes of child labour in
India.
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POVERTY
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OVERPOPULATION
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Consequences of child labour
ILLITERACY

HEALTH ISSUES

LOSS OF CHILDHOOD

EXHAUSTION AND
MENTAL TRAUMA MALNUTRITION
 Initiatives
• After its independent from colonial rule,
India has passe a number of constitutional
protections and laws on child labour.
• The constitution of India in the
fundamental rights and the Directive of
State Policy prohibts child labour below the
age of 14 years in any factory, mines or
engaged in any other hazardous
employment(24).
• Article 21A and Article 45.

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 Child Labour Laws In India

• THE FACTORIES ACT OF 1948

• THE MINES ACT OF 1952
• THE CHILD LABOUR ACT OF 1986
• THE JUVENILE JUSTICE OF CHILDREN ACT OF 2000
• THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN TO FREE AND
COMPULSORY EDUCATION ACT 2009

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