Legal Implication of Child Labour: Prohibition and Regulation in India

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Arunachal university of studies; Sambalpur University

Date Written: April 14, 2013

Abstract

Child labour is a curse towards the society whether it is developing or developed country. Through in ancient India child labour was going on but the scenario of child in present trend is a pathetic one. We may forget that they are the future of a nation. Indulging of child in labour section is a shame for us. But it is a fact children’s are sacrificed their childhood for earning food of his/ her family as well as for his own. Only making laws and enactment of rules and regulation is not sufficient but a proper utilization should be there.

India is a signatory of various convention even various laws are also there then also in our locality even every where it is going on. Sometimes ignorance of law and sometime situation forced them to work for their livelihood. It is very much unfortunate that sometimes they are indulged in some hazardous work.

Keywords: Children, Child Labour, Enactment, regulation, year of the children, legislative provisions, Unemployment, Migration, Indebtedness, Agrarian Social Attitude, Parental Attitudes, Exploitation

JEL Classification: J17, J21, J40, K31, K33

Suggested Citation

Bhattacharjee, Dr Baloy, Legal Implication of Child Labour: Prohibition and Regulation in India (April 14, 2013). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2250656 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2250656

Dr Baloy Bhattacharjee (Contact Author)

Arunachal university of studies ( email )

Namsai
Namsai, IN Arunachal Pradesh 792103
India

Sambalpur University ( email )

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Sambalpur, odisha 768019
India
7381937520 (Phone)

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