asl topic child labour and its effect
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Child labour is an illegal act of hiring or taking service by children bellow the age of 14 for any kind of economic or business activity. Be it part time or full time any such act is said to be child labour.
Usually, there are some major reasons worldwide which lead to child labour
# Low resources for life survival of the child
#backwardness of the society and social injustice
# forced by the employer under some condition to gain more profit in less investment.
#unemployment of the parent
#lack of schools and awareness of literacy
# ineffective laws by the government to stop it
#forced by family circumstances.
But to avoid it, there are some special percussions and plans made by Indian constitution which help in reduction of such practices and they are:
#Article 21 An of the Constitution of India which provides right to education to all the children, where schools are set up all over the country free of cost and all the children between the age 6 to 14 must go to school and gain an education.
Child labour restricts the growth of a child by snatching his time of learning and makes him mentally stuck as he/ she is not able to invest himself/ herself in education.
It also restrains physical growth as a child has to do various kind of work which might cause numerous physical issues
Children are the future of any country, they make the society ad their morals and ideas will shape the future, but child labour is an evil which is threatening the whole of the world. Due to many reason child labour is yet prevailing, like family situation, low employments to the family members, low awareness regarding education, mean motives of the businessmen and employers but equally we see that many efforts are made by the government to reduce it, any may more are required to make this practice stop by the society which is facing this problem. Losing childhood under the weight of stones and machines is the harshest thing faced by any child and hence, it is a black spot which needs to be removed as soon as possible.
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Usually, there are some major reasons worldwide which lead to child labour
# Low resources for life survival of the child
#backwardness of the society and social injustice
# forced by the employer under some condition to gain more profit in less investment.
#unemployment of the parent
#lack of schools and awareness of literacy
# ineffective laws by the government to stop it
#forced by family circumstances.
But to avoid it, there are some special percussions and plans made by Indian constitution which help in reduction of such practices and they are:
#Article 21 An of the Constitution of India which provides right to education to all the children, where schools are set up all over the country free of cost and all the children between the age 6 to 14 must go to school and gain an education.
Child labour restricts the growth of a child by snatching his time of learning and makes him mentally stuck as he/ she is not able to invest himself/ herself in education.
It also restrains physical growth as a child has to do various kind of work which might cause numerous physical issues
Children are the future of any country, they make the society ad their morals and ideas will shape the future, but child labour is an evil which is threatening the whole of the world. Due to many reason child labour is yet prevailing, like family situation, low employments to the family members, low awareness regarding education, mean motives of the businessmen and employers but equally we see that many efforts are made by the government to reduce it, any may more are required to make this practice stop by the society which is facing this problem. Losing childhood under the weight of stones and machines is the harshest thing faced by any child and hence, it is a black spot which needs to be removed as soon as possible.
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child labour refers to the use of children as a source of labour while depriving them of their fundamental rights in the process.Such rights include the opportunity to enjoy their childhood, attend school regularly,have peace of mind and have a dignified life.Child labour can also refer to the practice of exploiting children for financial gains.Some industries employ children in order to cut down theirlabour cost since their wage demand is low.
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