describe the role of supreme court of India in checking child abuse and punishing the offenders
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Union of India, the Supreme Court held that the children of the prostitutes have the right to equality of opportunity, dignity, care protection and rehabilitation ...
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The judiciary has a crucial role in preserving children's rights, such as protection against sexual exploitation, child trafficking, and child abuse. Non-compliance with these regulations can result in harsh penalties for the violators.
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Children have the right to all forms of development, including emotional, mental, and physical development.
- Emotional development is achieved through appropriate care and love from a support system, mental development is achieved through education and learning, and physical development is achieved through recreation, play, and nourishment.
- A child's right to protection includes protection from neglect, exploitation, and abuse at home and elsewhere.
- A child's right to life begins before he or she is born. A child's life begins after twenty weeks of conception, according to the Indian government. As a result, the right to survival encompasses a child's right to be born, as well as the right to a minimal standard of food, shelter, and clothes, as well as the right to live in dignity.
- A child has the right to participate in any choice that directly or indirectly affects him or her. The level of participation varies depending on the child's age and maturity.
- Child Rights are basic rights and freedoms that should be granted to all children under the age of 18 regardless of race, color, gender, language, religion, opinions, origins, wealth, birth status, or aptitude, and so apply to everyone everywhere.
- Non-compliance with these regulations can result in harsh penalties for the violators.
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