This presentation is mainly focus on child labour in India.

1. WELCOME
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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