Singh manisana (4 Ergebnisse)

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Meaning of child and convention on the rights of the child. 2. Education and teacher education. 3. Child's right to education and child labourers. 4. Quality education (in a loose manner). 5. Human rights education. 6. Human rights and protection of human rights. 7. Discipline and health care. 8. Child's right to play etc. Appendices. Index. This book begins with the meaning of child which generally means every human being who has not attained the age of 18 unless the state or national laws fix otherwise. Some instances where national laws have fixed the age of child more or less than 18 have been illustrated in this book. This book further contains among other things the international documents for the rights of the child namely the Geneva declaration of the rights of the child of 1924 the declaration of the rights of child of 1969 and the convention on the rights of the child 1989. The convention of 1989 is in the best interest of the child. The convention of 1989 provides whatever the freedoms and rights a child needs and the convention has brought together all the rights of the child described in many international instruments in one up to date. The Government of India not only acceded to the convention of 1989 on 11 December 1992 but the rights of the child prescribed in the convention of 1989 have become a part of the national laws of India by virtue of the Commission for Protection of Childs Rights 2005 made by the Parliament of India. The rights of the child and primary role of the family and parents in the care and protection of children and obligation of the state to help them in carrying out those duties have been dealt with mainly based on the convention of 1989 and the constitution of India. 112 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Gender injustice. 2. Judicial response to Gender justice. 3. Human rights and protection of human rights. 4. Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women. 5. World conferences on status of women. 6. Obstacles to advancement of women and further actions and initiatives to implement he Beijing declaration and the platform for action. 7. National policy for empowerment of women 2001. 8. Observation on the National policy. Appendices 1. Universal declaration of human rights. 2. Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women 1979. The book begins with the history of men's oppression towards women from womb to death and discrimination against women in India although there are laws of protection of women under the constitution and woman related laws. It has illustrated the judicial response to gender justice (gender issue) in favour of women by citing decisions of the Supreme Court of India. However despite plethora of laws the position of women is no better than ever and therefore strict enforcement of existing laws is required but then again law alone is not sufficient to fight the evils of gender issue unless there is contribution of individuals and community for the full enjoyment of women's right. The book has also dealt with women's inability to exercise a given right in certain circumstances and it has also referred to international instruments of women's rights and world conferences on the status of women and obstacles to the advancement of women and also measure for removal of those obstacles. 152 pp.…