Legal Articles Organised Vs Un Organised Child Labourers October 1, 2013 by Legal India Admin | 1 Comment on Organised Vs Un Organised Child Labourers Organised Vs Un Organised Child Labourers Author: DR. SHAILESH N HADLI. BAL,LLB, LLM, PhD. RNPI School of Law & Justice “We are guilty of many errors and many faults but our worst crime is abandoning the children, neglecting the fountain of life, many of the things we need can wait, The Child cannot. Right […] Read more » Bidi and Cigar Workers (Condition of Employment) Act (1966) CHILD LABOUR Child Labour and Probhition Act 1986 Child Labour Prohibition and Regulation Act Children (Pledging of Labour) Act 1933 Employment of Children Act 1938 Gabri A Mistral MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT 1958 national news news Organised child Labour Plantations Labour Act (1951) State Shops and Establishments Act The Apprentice Act (1961) The Atomic Energy Act (1962) The Bombay Shop and Establishments Act (1948) The Indian Factories Act (1948) The Mines Act (1952) The Motor Transport Workers Act (1961) todays news todays top news top news Un Organised child Labour
Legal Articles Role of Indian judiciary in protection of Rights of the Children December 9, 2011 / March 17, 2016 by Sandeep Bhosle | Leave a Comment Sandip Bhosale 1 Introductory The role of the India Judiciary and the scope of judicial interpretation have expanded remarkably in recent times, partly because of the tremendous growth of statutory intervention in the present era. The judiciary plays an important role in the protection of fundamental rights of the citizen and non-citizens alike. The twin […] Read more » Adoption of Children child abuse CHILD LABOUR Child Labour Welfare child trafficking Employment of Children Act 1938 Indian Council of Child Welfare juvenile justice Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection) Act protection of Rights of the Children Rehabilitation of Child Prostitutes Right to Education Role of Indian judiciary sexual exploitation Sexual Exploitation of Children United Nation Convention on the Rights of the Child
