The Right against Exploitation in the Indian Constitution
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Law and Human Behavior - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 2
Abstract
This article displayed the voices to feature human rights education, child labour, sexual misuse of children and right against exploitation with the objective of investigating the separated effect and how individual child get influenced and one’s life get changed as a result of these issues. Also, it describes on the laws and acts that are executed in our nation India to shield the general population from these disturbances. Various recent endeavours have been started in India to make basic education a central right of each child. The present paper endeavours to: comprehend the right against exploitation in sexual mishandle of the child, education, against child labour, and unsafe exercises against the child. It also describes on how the constitution of India has secured children and the rights given to them.
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Haritha Ramamurthy
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