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Comparative study of the UN convention on the rights of the child and Indian law

Contributor(s): National centre for advocacy studiesMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Pune National centre for advocacy studies 1996Description: V.p. 30*21 cmSubject(s): Indian law | Un convention | Child rightsDDC classification: 323.352 Summary: This is a comparative study of the provisions of the UN Convention on the Rights of Child and the Indian Laws. Children occupy an important position in the progress and overall development of the country.The present study is an attempt to bring forth the information on the laws, programmes, schemes and Policies in force that focuses the interests of children in India.

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This is a comparative study of the provisions of the UN Convention on the Rights of Child and the Indian Laws. Children occupy an important position in the progress and overall development of the country.The present study is an attempt to bring forth the information on the laws, programmes, schemes and Policies in force that focuses the interests of children in India.

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