Political Science, asked by shubhamrthakur18, 5 months ago

Measures taken to prevent child labour in orissa.

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Strict enforcement of Labour Laws with special focus on Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act. 1986 will curb the demand for child labour. Regular inspections shall be conducted with filing of prosecutions against the erring employers.

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Spread awareness. ...

More stringent laws and effective implementation. ...

Sending more children to school. ...

Discouraging people to employ children in homes, shops, factories, etc. ...

Supporting NGOs like Save the Children. ...

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