Implementing Laws Against Child Labour: A Case Study of Pakistan

Child Labour is always related to the violation of the basic rights of Children. However, every work carried out by children cannot be classified as child labour. This article highlights the basic International Norms related with the issue of Child Labour. The article aims to highlight the socio-economic issues responsible for the profusion of child labour in the society. A historical perspective is discussed and the current approach is highlighted, The impact of Child Labour laws within Pakistan is than Analyzed. The article gives a practical approach towards tackling the issue in the developing states, an example is taken of Pakistan.

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Dr. Muhmmad Asif Khan has obtained PhD in Information Systems Engineering from De Montfort University, UK and M.Sc from York University, Canada. Currently he is working as a faculty member in Department of Information Systems, King Faisal University, Saudi Arabia. He has authored many research papers that are published in reputed journals.