Working children's report India, 1998
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TextPublication details: Bangalore Books for Change 2000Description: 78p. 24*17 cmISBN: 9788187380481Subject(s): 0DDC classification: 331.31 Summary: A report compiled and submitted by children on their observations, suggestions and findings on Article 12 of United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). The report introduces the actors, framework and the process defining how the children worked towards making the report. The report they made highlighted the problems faced by working children from different states like Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, what needs to be done by the family, government and the communities to curb them and why the working children should know about the Government of India report on CRC and their responses to the report. It ends by beautifully talking about the dreams of the children to have good facilities, go to school and live a life free from discrimination or fear.
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1. Introduction
- The actors
- Framework
- Process
-- Methodology
-- Group Dynamics
-- Challenges faced
-- Lessons learnt
2. The working children's report
- Problems faced by working children
- What needs to be done
- Why should we respond to the GOI report
- Our responses to the GOI report
- My dream ...
3. Members of the report drafting committee
A report compiled and submitted by children on their observations, suggestions and findings on Article 12 of United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). The report introduces the actors, framework and the process defining how the children worked towards making the report. The report they made highlighted the problems faced by working children from different states like Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, what needs to be done by the family, government and the communities to curb them and why the working children should know about the Government of India report on CRC and their responses to the report. It ends by beautifully talking about the dreams of the children to have good facilities, go to school and live a life free from discrimination or fear.
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