Name: Child Rights and Laws: As Per New Criminal Laws Perspectives (Second Edition)2027
SKU: 978-81-69437-59-2
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Child Rights and Laws: As Per New Criminal Laws Perspectives (Second Edition)2027

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Focus: As Per New Criminal Laws Perspectives

The book addresses the degree of vulnerability faced by children and explores various protection mechanisms.

Part One: Historical aspects of childhood, child rights, and national policies/schemes for child development.
Part Two: Global interventions supported by the United Nations via Conventions and Declarations.
Part Three: The Indian legislative system relating to children in light of recent case laws. Key legislation covered includes:
- Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act
- POCSO Act
- Right to Education Act
- Prohibition of Child Marriage Act

Description

Overview: Child Rights and Laws: As Per New Criminal Laws Perspectives (2nd Edition) by Dr. Shalini Sharma is a comprehensive, multi-faceted guide examining the socio-legal mechanisms designed to protect children in India. Grounded in contemporary legal developments, this edition provides critical insights into child protection frameworks, legislative reforms, and key judicial precedents.

Key Features & Contents:

Historical & Policy Foundations: Examines the evolution of childhood concepts, fundamental human rights, and national policies/schemes targeted at child development in India.
Global Frameworks: Analyzes international conventions and United Nations declarations establishing child protection standards.
Indian Legislative System: Comprehensive analysis of primary legal statutes, including:
- Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act
- Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act
- Right to Education (RTE) Act
- Prohibition of Child Marriage Act
Critical Legal Topics: Features detailed discussions on complex legal topics such as Parental Alienation Syndrome, the Romeo-Juliet Clause under POCSO, corporal punishment, and anticipatory bail provisions for children in conflict with the law.