Khan,Imran. <br/><br/>
Says a child- who questions for my rights?  parliament in monsoon session, 2003 

 - New Delhi  HAQ centre for child rights  2004 
 - 51p.  22*28 cm 
<br/><br/>Introduction<br/>Abbreviations<br/>1. DEVELOPMENT<br/>1.1 Policy<br/>1.2 Integrated Child Development Services<br/>1.3 Anganwadi Workers<br/>1.4 Créches<br/>1.5 Balika Samridhi Yojana<br/>1.6 Youth Development / Sports Centres<br/>2. HEALTH<br/>2.1 Status and Policy<br/>2.2 Health Problems<br/>2.3 Medical Centres<br/>2.4 Others<br/>3. EDUCATION<br/>3.1 Policy<br/>3.2 Programmes / Schemes<br/>3.3 School Systems<br/>3.4 Curriculum / Syllabi<br/>3.5 Textbooks<br/>3.6 Examinations<br/>3.7 Scholarships<br/>3.8 Financial Resources<br/>3.9 Regional Issues<br/>3.10 Others<br/>4. PROTECTION<br/>4.1 Child Labour<br/>4.2 Differently-abled<br/>4.3 Socially Disadvantaged, SC / ST, etc.<br/>4.4 Child Trafficking<br/>4.5 Child Abuse<br/>4.6 Female Foeticide<br/>4.7 Juvenile Justice<br/>4.8 Others 
<br/><br/> This booklet is an analysis of the Parliamentary proceedings and the Budget Session of 2003 purely from a child’s perspective. For people interested in children’s rights, who work with children or child-related issues, activists and others engaged in advocacy, this booklet will be very useful.   
<br/><br/><br/>English 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Childrens rights<br/>India 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>323.3520954  / KHA