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Situation analysis of child labour in Punjab

2024

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"The objective of the situation analysis of child labour in Punjab is to provide a concise and comprehensive overview of the current state of child labour in the province, highlighting the prevalence, contributing factors, policy and legal framework for child labour, and various challenges. The situation analysis also provides evidence-based recommendations and policy actions for relevant stakeholders such as parliamentarians, government agencies, nongovernmental organisations and the public to promote a deeper understanding of the issue and facilitate the development and implementation of effective strategies to combat child labour,protect children's rights and promote their well-being."
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Creator of work
Shujaat, Qindeel
Publisher
Punjab : National Commission for Human Rights Pakistan (NCHR)
Language
English
Geographic Origin
Pakistan--Punjab
Geographic Subject
Pakistan
Subject
Children and youth
Abandoned children
Child abuse
Child labor
Children's rights
Socioeconomic conditions and development
Social justice
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