Add to ORKGThe Children’s Rights Discourse led by international NGOs, intergovernmental and trade organisations trivialises economic and socio-cultural impetuses, silences direct participation from children and their duty bearers, and disproportionately censors the state. This counteracts its objective to confront child labour in Bangladesh and India by delineating it from its underlying cause
Children are the most precious human resource and hold the potential for future development of the n...
A sizeable number of growing children of poor socio-economic class especially in rural areas are kno...
It is estimated that more than 12 million children in India under the age of 14 engage in paid labor...
India has the largest number of child labourers in the world, and has been the subject of intense me...
The research reported in this article demonstrates the centrality of poverty and the structures of p...
Abstract- The children of any country are its valuable assets. No nation on the globe can ignore the...
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, in his third reading of the constitution of Indian Republic said, " Indians shoul...
This thesis entitled “Child labour in india”Children are "supremely important assets" of the nation,...
The recent heightened interest in the phenomenon of child labour is part of a wider discourse on chi...
Exploitation of girl child labour is the result of the prevailing tradition-bound society like ours...
Child labour is not a new issue for India. With the increasing population, the problem and issue of ...
This paper explores the ‘politics’ of the children's rights-child labour debate in India. It argues ...
When there is no confidence in the future of a child in a nation, then surely that nation also has n...
International scholars suggest that rights-based frameworks such as the United Nations Convention on...
In this article I have found out that, how a child labour is the exclusionary form of social practic...
Children are the most precious human resource and hold the potential for future development of the n...
A sizeable number of growing children of poor socio-economic class especially in rural areas are kno...
It is estimated that more than 12 million children in India under the age of 14 engage in paid labor...
India has the largest number of child labourers in the world, and has been the subject of intense me...
The research reported in this article demonstrates the centrality of poverty and the structures of p...
Abstract- The children of any country are its valuable assets. No nation on the globe can ignore the...
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, in his third reading of the constitution of Indian Republic said, " Indians shoul...
This thesis entitled “Child labour in india”Children are "supremely important assets" of the nation,...
The recent heightened interest in the phenomenon of child labour is part of a wider discourse on chi...
Exploitation of girl child labour is the result of the prevailing tradition-bound society like ours...
Child labour is not a new issue for India. With the increasing population, the problem and issue of ...
This paper explores the ‘politics’ of the children's rights-child labour debate in India. It argues ...
When there is no confidence in the future of a child in a nation, then surely that nation also has n...
International scholars suggest that rights-based frameworks such as the United Nations Convention on...
In this article I have found out that, how a child labour is the exclusionary form of social practic...
Children are the most precious human resource and hold the potential for future development of the n...
A sizeable number of growing children of poor socio-economic class especially in rural areas are kno...
It is estimated that more than 12 million children in India under the age of 14 engage in paid labor...