World Against Child Labour
India is the biggest child labour market in the world. 60 million children under 14 work. To eradicate this plague durably, Humanium organizes awareness campaigns to inform parents of the negative consequences of child labour.
Poverty is the main reason for child labour. In underprivileged families, children have no choice but to work to provide for themselves and their relatives. They represent a docile, cheap labour force for many areas of activity such as agriculture, brickyards or even factories.
Working conditions are very hard and prevent them from having a real childhood. The numerous negative effects on their health hinder their both physical and intellectual development. They cannot go to school and consequently do not have the same chances and opportunities as all the other children. Those young people are destined to become illiterate adults who will not have the means to provide for their children, who will in turn have to work.
EDUCATION IS KEY TO ENDING CHILD LABOUR
Education to each and every person will led to end child labour. It is the only medium through which this crucial practice will end.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE NOW
There are many ways for you to join the fight against child labour – from becoming an ethical consumer to helping us empower communities and sending children to school and supporting Global March’s advocacy activities with governments and businesses to tackle the issue at its source. Every child deserves every opportunity, no matter what.
Not Every child get the chance to get education but we have, we should not waste our time, utilise it very carefully and do something great for society for the country in the field of education as well as in ending poverty.
We can promote education for all and encourage those parents who won't send their children even to government.
Just with the peace marches, newspaper, via social media, we can encourage everyone and make aware of benefits of education, As well as there is nothing in child labour. The children haven't real childhood.
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