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Born to Work: Child Labour in India

By Neera Burra

Book information

Publisher
Oxford University Press
Year
1995
ISBN
0195640977
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
16 MB (16441772 bytes)
Pages
\318
Time added
2021-08-15 08:03:25

Description

Contents (vii) Weiner: Foreword (ix) Acknowledgements (xv) Glossary (xvii) Child Labour in Some Sectors in India (xxii) 1. How it all started ... Government Policy and the Law (1) 2. Where are Children Working? (11) 3. Children in the Glass Industry (35) 4. Child Labour in the Lock Industry of Aligarh (55) 5. The Child Gem Polishers of Jaipur (79) 6. The Child Potters of Khurja (110) 7. Why Children Work in the Brass Ware Industry (140) Technology and Employment: Some Observations (183) [r2021-08-15] The Implications of Government Policy for the Brass Ware Industry (187) 8. Traditional Crafts and Child Labour (191) 9. The Female Child (204) 10. Consequences of Child Labour: Education and Health (223) 11. What can be done ... (243) Bibliography (257) Index (270)

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