A Study on Human Rights of Tribal Children policy inference in Current Scenario

The Indian subcontinent was a very helpless society in an equal society, full of domination and exploitation. they have a wide range of socio-economic and political rights. Even after centuries, the unwavering state of the Tribal communities is leading in India. Violations of basic human rights and state atrocities were committed against them, especially against women of color. The tribal community has faced divisions and social stigma similar to those of the Dalits in ordinary society. Understanding current Native societies require a fundamental coherence of historical processes, which determine the course of successive changes in the ideological, political, economic, and social-cultural life of Native societies. India's sovereign state allows for several principles within the constitution in which the rights of tribal communities are protected and social justice is determined. However, democratic research was not successful at this time. Therefore, there is an increase in Native organizations in the country regarding his rights. All Indians have something in common - they all have a history of injustice. Human dignity and integrity are symbolic ideas at the center of ethics that encompass social values that are central to human rights. This paper traces India's legacy of human rights and links it to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and calls for that rights not to be viewed as a European ideology. Contrary to popular belief among NGOs that the Convention on the Rights of the Child is the only tool available to children, the paper states that the Universal Declaration on Human Rights provides a common path, in addition to opportunities for young people from disadvantaged groups. , especially tribal Children