12 June Holidays

Child labor is not celebrated in India. Instead, efforts have been made to combat child labor and protect the rights of children. In India, Child Labour Day is observed on June 12th each year as part of the global observance of World Day Against Child Labor. On this day, awareness campaigns, events, and initiatives are organized to raise awareness about child labor and promote actions to eradicate it. The focus is on advocating for children's rights, education, and creating a safe and nurturing environment for them.

Child labor is a complex issue with multiple underlying causes. Here are some common factors that contribute to the prevalence of child labor:

• Poverty and limited job opportunities for adults
• Lack of access to quality education
• Cultural and societal norms that promote child labor
• Weak labor regulations and inadequate enforcement
• Insufficient social protection systems
• Impact of armed conflict and displacement
• Complexities within global supply chains

Child Labor Day, also known as World Day Against Child Labor, is an annual observance held on June 12th. It is a globally recognized day that aims to raise awareness and take action against child labor. On this day, governments, employers, workers' organizations, civil society groups, and individuals come together to advocate for the elimination of child labor and promote the rights and well-being of children.