Meghalya Model is Next Campaign of Punjab to Stop Child Labour

Punjab Government of India is heading towards Meghalya Model to diminish Child Labor. All those who will be found law breaker will be penalized to pay INR Rs. 20,000 and will be put behind the bars for minimum 3 months. These points about new regulations against child labor system will be pasted clearly on all rush areas and industrial areas of cities.  

Recommendations of Child commission force Assistant labor commissions of Indian Punjab's Labor Department and owners/management of factories to show strict compliance overstated regulation points of Meghalya Model in order to help Indian Government eliminating child labor menace. 

Child Labor Act 1986 of India states that no child below age of 14 can work anywhere as a labor and ones refusing will be punished without any meditation. Chairman of State Commission for the Protection of Child Rights Mr. Sukesh Kalia held a meeting to propagate the points to all officials of department to get rapid actions against.  

Sukesh Kalia visited North Eastern State of India to participate in introductory conference of State Child Protection Day Program, where they found noteworthy steps taken by Management of State against child labor. 

Sukesh Kalia demanded official to put banners and notices, about new rule against child labor, at all famous places, factories, shops, restaurants, schools and colleges. More than this Indian Government must look beyond the imaginary because all those who send their children to work are passing their life as beggars, they are much constrained and depressed in fulfilling their routine needs, so Government must provide them much ease and opportunities helpful for them. 

Nigeria, Africa, Looks weak in Eradication of Child abuse. Africa

Child abuse is much prevalent issue of almost all regions of world. Children are facing massive problem of sexual and physical abuse in their life. Among other child abuses, child labor is one of the huge problem. UNESCO and ILO are striving for hardly to eradicate this menace. 
Criminal practice, to engage children in labor work, can be seen easily every where in Nigeria. Government and non profit organizations  are not in force to punish or stop child abuse criminals. Child rights act signed in 2013 provides enforcement to agencies to nap the culprits of this practice.
Nigerian institutions like Police, Interior ministry, Human Rights Commission and civil rights communities are working together with planned procedures to investigate and stop child abuse cases, because child abuse and child labor is only that impacts bad scars in the mind of children who lag behind others in all fields of life.

Experts reveals that you will find more cases of child abuse where law is not found firm and in action. Moreover, if civil societies don't raise their voice and protest against ignored child rights in state. relevant institutions of government must start awareness campaigns about rights of children at media, in educational institutions, in large private organizations, focusing to gather against child abuse. Government of Nigeria must start campaign against child labor and child abuse with proper system of enforcement and to let public aware about complaining process against any such practice sited.
"Parents must not let their children go in hands of others, they are guardians of children. First responsibility goes with them in case their children are found confronted any form of child abuse. After that law enforcement institutions must be accountable after any such case is found." Said one the high Government official.

Ban Ki-Moon to Asia for Child Labors' Rights 2015