A 8 year old boy working at a tea stall in Ludhiana,Punjab. Photo courtesy/The Indian Express/Ravi Kanojia.
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Visuals For The Change Of Socity , This is Citizen Journalism based blog
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WHAT IS CHILD LABOUR ?
Any child under the age specified by law worldwide works full time, mentally or physically to earn for own survival or adding to family income, that interrupts child’s social development and education is called “child labour”. Any child under the age of 15 engaged in activity to feed family or self is “child labour”. ILO Convention 138 (C. 138) obligates countries to fix a minimum age for employment that should not be less than the age for completing compulsory schooling and, in any event, should not be less than 15 years. Developing countries may set the minimum age at 14. C-138 provides flexibility for countries to establish a younger minimum age of 12 or 13 for children to partake in “light work.” For more detail read at--
http://www.childlabournews.org
http://www.childlabournews.org
Dear Friends, send the child labour photos and your suggestions to make child friendly society, where all children are free from exploitation and receive free and quality education. As you know that visuals can change the society.These visuals will be used by the various universities students and NGO workers for the research work and you will get credit line. childlabournews@journalist.com childlabournews@rediffmail.com Regards Apporva Foundation,New Delhi
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GUIDELINE FOR THE PHOTO USERS
Dear friends you can use these photos for the research work, but please do mention the photographers name where ever you are using these photographs. It will encourage the common people to contribute good photographs for a noble cause. Thanks
Child Labour Laws
CJI: child laws not being implemented
Chief Justice of India (CJI) K G Balakrishnan on Friday rued that protective laws for children were not being properly implemented in the country. Addressing a seminar here on justice delivery standards for children, organised by the Legal Assistance Forum, Justice Balakrishnan pointed out that though there were appropriate legislations in place aiming at ensuring children’s welfare, the implementation of these still lagged. He cited the instance of the Juvenile Justice Act, which he said few states, with exceptions like Manipur and Orissa, were implementing seriously.
The CJI underlined that child labour continues to be a major problem in the country, and quoted a report that said 5,000 children still eked out a living on the streets of the Capital itself. He said that Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Rajasthan were still grappling with this problem unlike Kerala that is relatively better off.(courtsey indianexpress)
The CJI underlined that child labour continues to be a major problem in the country, and quoted a report that said 5,000 children still eked out a living on the streets of the Capital itself. He said that Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Rajasthan were still grappling with this problem unlike Kerala that is relatively better off.(courtsey indianexpress)
Message From The Director
Dear friends, Apporva foundation is trying to eliminate child labour and child exploitation with the help of professional and armature photographer. As you are aware one photo is equal to thousand words and it can touch one's heart instantly. That’s why we are publishing only photos with the little information and trying to generate a photo bank. We want to show these photos to the government and our society with the help of NGO. These photos will be study material for the students of Sociology and social work department of various university and institute. Whenever any student will use your photo for his research work your name will be published with your photographs. So dear send the photos as many as you can send and tell your friends about this noble cause. You can send mobile photo also.
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