Peer-reviewed article
Causes and Law of Girl Child Labour in India
Vijaylaxmi Patil ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This document discusses girl child labour in India as an obstacle to social development. It describes how girls engaged in child labour lose their childhood and lack access to basic amenities, schooling, and healthcare. The work affects children's physical, mental, and emotional health due to mistreatment and prolonged working hours under poor conditions.
Key points
- Girl child labour is a serious issue in developing countries, particularly India
- Children lose their childhood and access to basic rights including education and healthcare
- Work conditions involve mistreatment and prolonged hours in poor conditions
- Child labour has negative effects on physical, mental, and emotional health
Limitations
The document appears to be an introductory overview without detailed empirical data, statistics, or analysis of specific causes and legal frameworks. It does not provide evidence of intervention effectiveness or rigorous research findings.
Abstract
Girl child labour has been one of the biggest obstacles to social development. It is a challenge and long-term goal in many countries to abolish all forms of child labour. Especially in developing countries, it is considered as a serious issue these days. Girl Child labour refers to children who miss their childhood and are not able to have the basic amenities which a child should have. Recently the International. They are often mistreated and work for prolonged hours, in very bad conditions. This can affect their health physically, mentally and emotionally. Girl children do not have the basic rights like access to school or health care.