This article has been written by Jenia Begam , a 5th year BA.LLB of LJD Law College, University of Calcutta” Abstract A serious problem, child abduction is the kidnapping of a child by family members or noncustodial parents. Since the child is taken from their family, separated from their parent, and forced to live…
This article is written by Mr. Yashvardhan Chauhan a BA.LLB 3rd year student of Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida. Abstract This comprehensive article explores the multifaceted landscape of adoption in India, with a specific focus on the evolving paradigm of special needs adoption. Beginning with an overview of adoption laws, it delves into the…
This article has been written by Ms, Neha Singh, a Third-year student of Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida. Abstract: One of the most difficult aspects of divorce is child custody. It directly affects the wellbeing of the child as well as the parents and their children. The custody of a child after the separation of…
CHILD CUSTODY AND GUARDIANSHIP: A LEGAL COMPLEXITIES ABSTRACT:- The article will throw a light on the custody and the guardianship of the child which in itself is a burning topic in the field of Family Law. Since many of us would get confused between these two terms i.e. , custody and guardianship, the article…
INTRODUCTION The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012, is a law that was enacted in India to provide protection to children from sexual abuse and exploitation. It is a comprehensive law that covers various aspects related to sexual offences against children, including prevention, protection, investigation, and prosecution of such crimes. Background: Before the…
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT, 2012. INTRODUCTION India has a wide range of laws to protect children and child protection is increasingly accepted as a core component of social development. The challenge is in implementing the laws due to inadequate human resource capacity on the ground and quality prevention and rehabilitation services. As…
INTRODUCTION One of the biggest social stigmas attached to society is that of child abuse. A child can be abused physically, sexually, or mentally. It can be in the form of injury, neglect or negligent treatment, blaming, forced sexual stimulation and activity, incest exploitation, and sexual abuse. Child abuse can take place in homes, schools,…
“Human rights apply to all age groups, and children have the same fundamental human rights as adults. However, there are rights that only apply to children due to their unique needs and particular vulnerabilities”. – UNICEF[1] Every human has a duty to protect human rights. The right flows from duties. It is the responsibility…
Child labour refers to the employment of children in any work that deprives them of their childhood, interferes with their ability to attend regular school, and that is mentally, physically, socially or morally dangerous and harmful. Children engaged in this are deprived of basic experiences such as schooling and are physically and mentally scarred. The…
Introduction Child Labour is a modern-day evil that impacts every aspect of society from economy to geography. In a phase, where a child should be studying and gaining skills, we find them working out a ‘chai ki tapri’ or in a hazardous factory. As per UNICEF, there are 5.6 million boys and 4.5 million girls…
