Constitutional Safeguards against Bonded Labour in India

Bonded labour is a stark reminder of the deep-rooted inequalities and systemic injustices that persist in societies around the world. It is a practice that denies individuals their basic human rights, forcing them into a life of exploitation, servitude, and despair. In the face of such abhorrent practices, the role of constitutional protections becomes vital in upholding the principles of justice, equality, and human dignity.This book, "Constitutional Safeguards against Bonded Labour in India" delves into the intricate relationship between bonded labour and the constitutional framework, with a particular focus on Article 23 of the Indian Constitution. Article 23 stands as a bulwark against forced labour and other forms of human exploitation, embodying the nation's commitment to securing the fundamental rights and freedoms of its citizens.

Autorentext

L'Avv. Sreewin K.V - BA LLB, LLM è uno studioso di diritto del Kerala, India, che ha conseguito un Master of Law presso la Cochin University of Science and Technology.