Child Labour Eradication Week concludes in UP; Government vows to end practice by 2027
At the closing ceremony here yesterday evening, the state reaffirmed its pledge to eliminate child labour by 2027.
At the closing ceremony here yesterday evening, the state reaffirmed its pledge to eliminate child labour by 2027.
In a determined effort to ensure a safe and prosperous future for children, the Yogi Adityanath-led government has set an ambitious target of making Uttar Pradesh completely child labour-free by the year 2027.
In a determined push to eradicate child labour, the Yogi Adityanath government has launched a comprehensive state-wide campaign aimed at making Uttar Pradesh completely child labour-free by 2027.
A few days ago, a team from the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) rescued 59 children from the factory. The hands of the children were burnt and skin peeled off from the palms of some.
Today is “The World Against Trafficking in Persons” Day. With this year's theme of ‘’Use & Abuse of Technology” many organisations are commemorating this day with a hope to spread awareness and education of the threats that human trafficking poses to the society.
These children were working in local garages, hotels and other commercial establishments in different parts of Delhi.
These leaders have been demanding a special scheme for the rescue and rehabilitation of child labourers.
"So unfortunate, that a boy at the age of playing with toys is doing child labour and was forced to lie. The boy was very shocked and nervous."
'As the pandemic wreaks havoc on family incomes, without support, many could resort to child labour,' said ILO Director-General, Guy Ryder.
The top court's bench comprising of Chief Justice SA Bobde and Justices AS Bopanna and Hrishikesh Roy sought reply from the Centre and all the state governments on the matter.
