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Abhinav J JainAIR 14· 2023

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Child labour is not just the consequence of economic compulsion but also social conditions. Elaborate.

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India According to UNICEF, India has unique distinction of world's largest child labour (15.7% of the world).

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India According to UNICEF, India has unique distinction of world's largest child labour (15.7% of the world).

Child labour as consequence of economic compulsion

1Poverty trap: Poor family conditions child as economic asset to simple men- meagre family income.
2Greater demand for child labour as more favourable in professions like bangle making, weaving and these industries
3Helping in family occupation from early ages seen as skill-transfer, infegueneathcally

However, child labour is also consequence of social conditions as:-

4Skills - majority of child labourers comprising deprived slum areas.
5Castle factor & gender factor - lower caste families having more child labors as socially excluded from service life education, health. women young girls included in domestic labour and child tofficien
6Middle class acting as demand puller for child labour by attaching child labour to salary symbol of domestic help yielded wages less bargaining power makes them more unlivable

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— Abhinav J Jain · AIR 14

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Conclusion

Shit implementation child labour Penden Act and paternalistic PENSCC (repeating- edited labour) to eliminate the wices of child laba and not compoisioning those of young generation

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  • Uses UNICEF data
  • Identifies both economic and social factors
  • Mentions caste and gender dimensions

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India According to UNICEF, India has unique distinction of world's largest child labour (15.7% of the world).

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However, child labour is also consequence of social conditions as:-

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Middle class acting as demand puller for child labour by attaching child labour to salary symbol of domestic help

conclusion

Shit implementation child labour Penden Act and paternalistic PENSCC (repeating- edited labour) to eliminate the wices of child laba and not compoisioning those of young generation

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Abhinav J Jain

AIR 142023

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7. Social Issues

Poverty and Developmental issues

Child labour

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