No light in their lives : girl child labour in the match industry of Sivakasi a research report

By: Sekar, Helen RMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Noida Child labour cell, national labour institute 1993Description: viii,61p. Illustrations ; 25*18 cmSubject(s): Child labor | India - Sivakasi | Match industry - employeesDDC classification: 331.31 Summary: This research focuses on the plight of girl child workers in Sivakasi's match industry, highlighting the pervasive issue of child labor in India. Despite constitutional safeguards, children endure hazardous conditions for meager wages. The study, funded by UNICEF and conducted by the Child Labour Cell of the National Labour Institute, aims to illuminate these realities and spur policy interventions. With a majority of child laborers in Sivakasi being girls, the study delves into socio-economic challenges, health risks, and reasons behind inadequate enforcement of child labor laws. It seeks to mobilize public awareness and prompt action from stakeholders to safeguard children's rights and well-being.
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Introduction
Chapter 1 Methodology , study area and concepts
Chapter 2- Development of match industry and process of match manufacture
chapter 3 - socio - economic profile and health hazards
chapter 4- Indias constitution, legislation and child labour
chapter 5- recommendations
case studies

This research focuses on the plight of girl child workers in Sivakasi's match industry, highlighting the pervasive issue of child labor in India. Despite constitutional safeguards, children endure hazardous conditions for meager wages. The study, funded by UNICEF and conducted by the Child Labour Cell of the National Labour Institute, aims to illuminate these realities and spur policy interventions. With a majority of child laborers in Sivakasi being girls, the study delves into socio-economic challenges, health risks, and reasons behind inadequate enforcement of child labor laws. It seeks to mobilize public awareness and prompt action from stakeholders to safeguard children's rights and well-being.

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