RIGHTS OF CHILDREN
Introduction
● Children (below 18 years) are the most vulnerable members of society.
● They need special care, protection, and opportunities for growth.
● The Indian Constitution, various laws, and international conventions guarantee rights
of children.
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF
CHILDREN
1. Right to Equality (Article 14 & 15)
● No discrimination based on religion, caste, gender, or birth.
2. Right Against Child Labour (Article 24)
● Children below 14 years cannot work in factories, mines, or dangerous jobs.
3. Right to Education (Article 21-A)
● Free and compulsory education for children 6–14 years.
4. Right to Protection (Article 39)
● State must protect children from abuse, exploitation, and harmful employment.
5. Right to Nutrition & Health (Article 47)
● State must improve children’s nutrition and health standards.
LEGAL RIGHTS OF CHILDREN
Introduction
● Children (below 18 years) are the most vulnerable members of society.
● They need special care, protection, and opportunities for growth.
● The Indian Constitution, various laws, and international conventions guarantee rights
of children.
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF
CHILDREN
1. Right to Equality (Article 14 & 15)
● No discrimination based on religion, caste, gender, or birth.
2. Right Against Child Labour (Article 24)
● Children below 14 years cannot work in factories, mines, or dangerous jobs.
3. Right to Education (Article 21-A)
● Free and compulsory education for children 6–14 years.
4. Right to Protection (Article 39)
● State must protect children from abuse, exploitation, and harmful employment.
5. Right to Nutrition & Health (Article 47)
● State must improve children’s nutrition and health standards.
LEGAL RIGHTS OF CHILDREN
