Child Labor in India

As children become urbanized and enhance and stabilize most of our lives in advanced America, young people in this area are basically satisfied with the support of their families and parents and participate in school acquisition I am satisfied with it. Life The innocence and children of this country are precious and unique to the future, but unlike this country, the childhood of children in other parts of the world is ignored and innocent. Mainly, the implementation and integration of child labor in each country is the main cause of unstable and unhealthy children.

CARE India, many non-governmental organizations such as child rights and you, global march against child labor, are working hard to eliminate child labor in India. Child labor may be suspended if knowledge is converted into laws and actions, and good intentions and ideas are converted into child protection. Infants have higher endurance and can not protest against discrimination. Focusing on the grassroots strategy, mobilizing the community to fight child labor and reintegrating child labor into homes and schools is important to cut off the cycle of child labor. In order to suppress this evil, we need an interdisciplinary approach involving experts in the fields of medicine, psychology and social anthropology.

India currently has many crises that will affect it. These include important and tragic problems of child labor. There are approximately 60 to 115 million child laborers in India (Human Rights Watch, 1996). Most child laborers work in agriculture, but most human rights groups focus on city bonded business workers. Secured child labor refers to "phenomena in which children work under slavery to pay debts" (Human Rights Watch, 1996). In secured child labor, creditors lend a small amount of money to their parents in exchange for child labor. The labor force is very cheap and children can repay in a lump when working. It hardly happened because the interest rate is higher than the salary of the child.

There are various kinds of child labor, but slave labor or slave labor is one of the worst types of work for children. It is estimated that about 10 million slave children in India are engaged in domestic work. In addition, there are about 55 million bonded child laborers working in several other industries. According to a recent report by the International Labor Organization (ILO), in India, about 80% of child laborers are employed in the agricultural sector. Generally, these children are sold to wealthy money lenders and can not return borrowed money to them. "Street children" is another type of child labor where children work on the street and sell flowers and other work. Children may not eat food for a long time, so people regret for them and give them. Statistics on child labor can not be accurate as it is not considered in some areas.