Child Labour Prohibition Act

Q. Write a short note on The Child Labour Prohibition Act - 1986.

Q. Bheem is a 13-year-old boy. He performs in a local circus. Which right is violated here?

1. Freedom of speech
2. Child rights
3. Right to employment
4. Religious freedom

Q. According to Child Labour Prohibition Act, a person who hires children under the age of 14 for labour may face _______.

1. minimum five years imprisonment
2. fine
3. death penalty
4. imprisonment for one year

Q. The Government of India enacted the Child Labour Prohibition Act in

1. 1996
2. 1976
3. 1986
4. 2006

Q. Which of these industries cannot employ children?

1. Stationary shops
2. Explosives
3. Glassmaking
4. Beedi company

Q. Ellen is hiring children in a beedi company. Which of the following rights is violated by Ellen?

1. Freedom of speech
2. Right to employment
3. Child rights
4. Religious freedom

Q. A person employed children under the age of fourteen in his store. He has violated which of the following right of these children?

1. Right to freedom
2. Right against exploitation
3. Right to life
4. Right to constitutional remedies

Q. The Government of India enacted the Child Labour Prohibition Act in .

1. 1996
2. 1976
3. 1986
4. 2006

Q. Analyse the four pictures given and arrange the word.

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Q. Nirupam is a 13-year-old boy. He works under an employer who pays him well. He does not attend school and goes to work. Which right is violated here?

1. Religious freedom
2. Child rights
3. Freedom of speech
4. Right to employment

Q. Karthika is a 13-year-old girl. Her father forcibly stopped sending her to school. He said that educated girls are a curse to the family. Which right is violated here?

1. Right to freedom of speech
2. Right to employment
3. Child right
4. Right to choose religion

Q. Analyse the given images and choose the correct options with respect to child rights.

1. The Child Labour Prohibition Act prevents a child from being employed in any kind of labour.
2. Child labour is a violation of Human Rights.
3. In India, every child between the age of 6 and 14 has the right to free education.
4. In India, child rights include providing free bikes and cars to transport from one place to another.