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    CHILD LABOUR IN PAKISTAN

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    SYEDA NOOR ZAHRA

    SYEDA ZIL-E-HUMA ZAIDI

    SIDRA ABID RUMESA ABRAR

    MUHAMMAD SOHAIL

    SARFRAZ NAWAZ

    GROUP MEMBERS

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    CONTENTS

    INTRODUCTION

    WHAT IS CHILD LABOUR

    SITUATION IN PAKISTAN

    CAUSES

    GOVT.LAWS AND POLICIES

    SOLUTIONS

    CONCLUSION

    CASES IN BZU

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    SYEDA NOOR ZAHRABE-10-10

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    INTRODUCTION

    Children are flowers of heaven

    Most beautiful and purest creation of God

    Every day when children wearing different kinds of

    clothes begin to go to school, we feel a specific kindof joy through their innocence

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    BUT, there are also other children those whocannot go to school

    Forced to kill their aspirations, dreams and other

    wishes Pressed to earn living for themselves and their

    families

    These are also part of our society and these arecalled child labour.

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    What is child labour?

    The International labour organization (IOL)defines child labour as:

    When a child is working during early age

    he over works or gives over time to labour

    he works due to psychologically, socially andmaterialistic pressure

    he become ready to labour on a very low pay

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    ACCORDING TO UNICEF:

    It defines Child as anyone belowthe age of 18, and child labour assome type of work performed bychildren below age 18.

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    SIDRA ABIDBE-10-43

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    SITUATION OF CHILD LABOUR INPAKIS TAN

    A survey funded by ILOs IPEC

    In Pakistan children aged 5-14 are

    above 40 million

    3.8 million children are age group of 5-

    14 years are working in country

    50% out of these are in age group of 5 to

    9 years 2.7million were claimed to be working in

    the agriculture sector

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    Occupation and categories of childlabour

    Carpet industry

    Domestic labor

    Surgical tool industry

    Work inside underground mines

    Exposure to cement industry

    Glass and metal furnaces

    In cloth printing, dyeing and finishing section

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    Stone crushing

    Lifting and carrying heavy weights

    Manufacture fireworks explosives

    Exposure to coal dust

    Work inside sewer pipelines and storage tanks

    Leather tanning

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    SYEDA ZIL-E-HUMA ZAIDI

    BE-10-39

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    CAUSES OF CHILD LABOUR

    Poverty Lack of education

    Class based education

    No security of social life

    Debt

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    Particular skills in children

    Due to drug addicted parents Economic set backs

    Climate disasters

    Agricultural economies

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    Cultural pressures

    Uneven distribution of wealth andresources

    High rate of growth

    Lack of opportunities

    Unemployment

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    RUMESA ABRARBE-10-77

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    Laws and policies of government

    Pakistani constitution prohibits slavery andparticipation of children under 14 in hazardousemployment.

    Major National legislatives:-

    The employment of children act

    The bonded labour system act

    The prevention and control of human traffickingordinance.

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    FORMATION OF NPPA:-

    Following coordinating bodies and agenciesare involved in the implementation of NPPA.

    The federal ministry of labour

    The provincial labour manpower departments

    Workers and employers organizations and

    NGOs

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    The labor policy

    Poverty reduction strategy paper Education for all (EFA)

    NCCWD

    Baitulmall

    UNICEF

    SATH

    ASHIANA

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    SARFRAZ NAWAZ

    BE-10-12

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    CASE STUDY FROM BZU

    Name: Shaukat Ali

    Father Name: Muhammad Riaz

    Age: 12

    Working as waiter at Hostel

    since last year.

    Siblings:4 brothers & 2 sisters

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    Name: MuhammadMuzamil

    Father s Name:

    Muhammad Yasin Age: 11

    Student of 5th class

    Working at Canteento help his father.

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    Name: Fayaz Ahmed

    Father Name: NazarAhmed

    Age:10 Working in BZU since

    2 years to support his

    family

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    MUHAMMAD SOHAIL

    BE-10-71

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    SOLUTIONS

    Make education compulsory

    Education system must beimproved

    Govt should forgave all debts Govt should pass a law against

    domestic lobour

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    Decisions must be acted upon at all levels and

    strictly Awareness must be raised in parents

    Deserving children must be helped financially

    Political economical and social systems areneeded to be reshaped

    It is our social responsibility to take steps againstchild labour