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Technology and the working child

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TextPublication details: . . Description: 50pSubject(s): Technology and the working child | Technology | Working child | Child labourDDC classification: 331.31 Summary: This document provides a comprehensive overview of child labor issues in the Gem Polishing Industry of Jaipur, Rajasthan and the Pottery Industry of Khurja, Uttar Pradesh, incorporating data from various sources to contextualize the economic and political factors driving children into work. It includes sections on micro studies focusing on industries like gem polishing and pottery, policy and legislation such as the Child Labour Act, insights from organizations like ILO and UNICEF, historical reviews of child welfare policy in India, and statistics detailing the state of India's children. Additionally, it covers technology's role in child labor and provides sources for further reference. This compilation aims to inform readers about the multifaceted aspects of child labor and the need for comprehensive action.

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1. Micro Studies
2. Policy and legislation
3. Statistics
4. Technology
5. Sources

This document provides a comprehensive overview of child labor issues in the Gem Polishing Industry of Jaipur, Rajasthan and the Pottery Industry of Khurja, Uttar Pradesh, incorporating data from various sources to contextualize the economic and political factors driving children into work. It includes sections on micro studies focusing on industries like gem polishing and pottery, policy and legislation such as the Child Labour Act, insights from organizations like ILO and UNICEF, historical reviews of child welfare policy in India, and statistics detailing the state of India's children. Additionally, it covers technology's role in child labor and provides sources for further reference. This compilation aims to inform readers about the multifaceted aspects of child labor and the need for comprehensive action.

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