Child Labour has over the past few years shot to prominence as the media and various agencies are now paying greater attention to the monstrous problem. While throwing light on all dimensions of child labour as illustrated, by examples drawn from various centres in India where the enterprises of the rich thrive on in-human exploitation of the young and the adolescent, the book Child Labour and Child Rights: A Compendium, serves as a guide to researches, activists, policy makers and agencies in the analysis of the issues involved, formulation evaluation and implementation of various programmes that aim to ameliorate their plight.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Kanta Rehman
Dr. Kanta Rehman is a faculty member of Indian Institute of Human Rights, New Delhi. Her fields of specialization are participatory rural development, community development and human rights. She has also conducted various evaluation studies related to income generating programmes, district primary education programme, and national literacy programme at the grassroots level in rural India. She has done indepth study of urban slum dwellers working as a researcher as well as a coordinator in action work in various slums of Delhi, Calcutta, Madras and Bombay with various national and international level NGOs. She has also written a number of articles and is co-author of various books.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR M.M. Rehman
M.M. Rehman is Fellow at the V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, Noida. He is author of several books and research reports on various aspects of Indian labour scenario.
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