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Child Labour Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Maitreyi Doshi, India Oct 21, 2001
Child & Youth Rights , Labour Rights   Opinions

  


I understand Digital Education using computers allows lessons to be done by each child at his own pace. With the help of computers they should be taught various skills, and their qualities, interests should be kept in mind. Then children will be benefited with these lessons because then individual attention can be given to them depending on his abilities, how much he has studied earlier, or the type of work he has done earlier.

The third step is for companies to adopt and sponser these children and educate them with the help of computers. The children can be paid some money to compensate for not earning. So there will be no child labour.

Let a ray of light brighten the lives of children who are wringing in pain. With this we will help our country to develop. Children will get some hope in their life and prosper and be regarded as a civilized citizens of the country.






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Maria Lanza | Nov 22nd, 2001



I can't belive tthis is happening in our times!
Maria Lanza | Nov 22nd, 2001
Maitreyi, I found your editorial really informative, like I said, I can not believe it is still happening in our day and age! What type of action has your government take to stop this if any? I think external adoption is a good idea, but my defenses rise at the thought of children being adopted by the companies that force them to work. At best, what would this look like? In the past, Canadian children have really paid the price of residential schools or orphanages that were govenment funded. We now know that institutionalizing children does not work! What about placeing children in foster homes, this solution is not the best, but at least children are in homes. Hmm, tough problem, unfortunately no simple solution!



information needd regarding your text
syeda farwa zahra | Jul 23rd, 2003
gud piece n informative , aswell , can you please tell me abbout this CHILDREN RIGHTS policy ....of 1924 , was it declared for the children world wide or just for the citizens of INDIA ... please clarify farz_16@yahoo.com



No respect for children
Geoffrey Ngugi Murihia | May 4th, 2004
Maitreyi, I have found that even in America, children are not inspired or believed in. I work at a school where I have had teachers and the principle actually tell me that they felt that certain students would never grow up to contribute to society in a positive way. I am doing my part to offset this destructive mind set. Continue to inform people about the tragic lives that the children of today face worldwide



No respect for children
Geoffrey Ngugi Murihia | May 4th, 2004
Maitreyi, I have found that even in America, children are not inspired or believed in. I work at a school where I have had teachers and the principle actually tell me that they felt that certain students would never grow up to contribute to society in a positive way. I am doing my part to offset this destructive mind set. Continue to inform people about the tragic lives that the children of today face worldwide



No respect for children
Geoffrey Ngugi Murihia | May 4th, 2004
Maitreyi, I have found that even in America, children are not inspired or believed in. I work at a school where I have had teachers and the principle actually tell me that they felt that certain students would never grow up to contribute to society in a positive way. I am doing my part to offset this destructive mind set. Continue to inform people about the tragic lives that the children of today face worldwide



No respect for children
Geoffrey Ngugi Murihia | May 4th, 2004
Maitreyi, I have found that even in America, children are not inspired or believed in. I work at a school where I have had teachers and the principle actually tell me that they felt that certain students would never grow up to contribute to society in a positive way. I am doing my part to offset this destructive mind set. Continue to inform people about the tragic lives that the children of today face worldwide

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