Skip to content
HRDI - Human Rights Defense International
  • Home
  • About
    • About HRDI
    • The Team
    • Our Vision, Our Mission
  • Chapters
    • Indian Diaspora
      • Australia
      • Canada
      • Fiji and Guyana
      • Malaysia
      • Mauritius
      • Nepal
      • Nigeria
      • South Africa
      • Suriname & Reunion
      • Trinidad and Tobago
      • United Kingdom
      • United States
    • Rights of Minorities
      • Afghanistan
      • Bangladesh
      • Bhutan
      • China
      • Persecution of Baha’is
      • Gulf
      • Malaysia
      • Myanmar
      • Pakistan
      • Srilanka
      • Tibet
    • Rights of Refugees & Stateless People
      • Hindu Refugees from Afghanistan
      • Hindu Refugees from Bangladesh
      • Hindu Refugees from Bhutan
      • Hindu Refugees from Pakistan
      • Hindu Refugees from Sri Lanka
      • Rights of Stateless People
    • Rights of Workers
      • ILO Conventions
      • Indian Workers in Gulf Countries
      • Manual Scavenging
      • Migrant Workers
      • Forced Labour
      • Rights of Stateless People
      • Domestic Workers
    • Rights of Women, Children & Old Persons
      • Discrimination & Gender Based Violence
      • Rights of Marginalised Women & Children
      • Challenge of Malnutrition
      • Prohibition of Child Marriage
      • Problems of Street Women & Children
      • Gender Justice
      • Rights of Old Persons
    • Right to Education
    • Right to Food & Health
    • LGBTQ Rights
      • Marriage & Adoption
      • Employment Rights
      • Voting Rights
  • Sections
    • Latest News
    • HRDI Activities
    • Press Release
    • Articles
    • Laws, Treaties & Judgement
    • Declarations
    • Internship with HRDI
    • Certificate Courses by HRDI
    • Paper Submitted By HRDI Interns
    • Publications
  • Gallery
    • Photo Gallery
    • Video Gallery
    • Press Gallery
  • Support
  • Contact

Rights of Children

  • Home
  • Rights of Women, Children & Old Persons
  • Rights of Children

Cyberbullying and Impact on Children

Posted by By HRDI Admin December 18, 2020Posted inArticles, Paper Submitted By HRDI Interns, Rights of Children, Rights of Women, Children & Old Persons
Synopsis Expanding technology is a double-edged sword, within which one has to continuously balance the risk and opportunities. The phrase ‘general public is only one click away from the world’…
Read More
Child, early and forced marriage, including in humanitarian settings

Child, early and forced marriage, including in humanitarian settings

Posted by By HRDI Admin July 19, 2020Posted inArticles, Latest News, Prohibition of Child Marriage, Rights of Children, Rights of Marginalised Women & Children
Child, early and forced marriage (CEFM) is a human rights violation and a harmful practice that disproportionately affects women and girls globally, preventing them from living their lives free from…
Read More

Childhood Malnutrition in India

Posted by By HRDI Admin July 17, 2020Posted inArticles, Challenge of Malnutrition, Latest News, Rights of Children, Rights of Women, Children & Old Persons
By Abhishek Singh Submitted: April 26th 2019Reviewed: September 12th 2019Published: March 2nd 2020 DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.89701 Abstract India is home to 46.6 million stunted children, a third of world’s total as…
Read More
Why malnutrition continues to be a major problem in India

Why malnutrition continues to be a major problem in India

Posted by By HRDI Admin July 17, 2020Posted inArticles, Challenge of Malnutrition, Latest News, Rights of Children, Rights of Women, Children & Old Persons
 Tuesday 16 August 2016India's malnutrition problem results not from calorie intake but from dependence on a carbohydrate based diet low in protein and fat. Another factor triggering malnutrition is inadequate…
Read More
Child Rights and why they matter?

Child Rights and why they matter?

Posted by By HRDI Admin July 16, 2020Posted inArticles, Latest News, Rights of Children, Rights of Women, Children & Old Persons
Children and young people have the same general human rights as adults and also specific rights that recognize their special needs. Children are neither the property of their parents nor…
Read More
Understanding Children’s Rights

Understanding Children’s Rights

Posted by By HRDI Admin July 16, 2020Posted inArticles, Latest News, Rights of Children, Rights of Women, Children & Old Persons
Right to Life The right to life means that each child must be able to live his or her own life. Children have the right not to be killed. They…
Read More

Right to Protection

Posted by By HRDI Admin July 16, 2020Posted inArticles, Latest News, Rights of Children, Rights of Women, Children & Old Persons
Understanding Children’s Right to Protection The period of childhood is a phase in which the human being is more vulnerable because they have not finished developing physically or mentally. Furthermore, the child requires…
Read More
CHILD ABUSE

CHILD ABUSE

Posted by By HRDI Admin July 16, 2020Posted inArticles, Latest News, Rights of Children, Rights of Women, Children & Old Persons
Children can be victim of child abuse in their family, school or in public environment. These types of bad actions can have severe consequences in their mental and physical health…
Read More
GIRL CHILD

GIRL CHILD

Posted by By HRDI Admin July 16, 2020Posted inArticles, Latest News, Rights of Children
In many parts of India, the birth of a girl child is not welcomed. Right from her arrival, she faces discrimination, humiliation, and oppression at every stage of life. When…
Read More
Child Marriage

Child Marriage

Posted by By HRDI Admin July 16, 2020Posted inArticles, Latest News, Prohibition of Child Marriage, Rights of Children, Rights of Women, Children & Old Persons
The legal age for marriage in India is 18 years for girls and 21 years for boys. The flouting of this law is obviously punishable. But that does not stop…
Read More

Posts navigation

1 2 Next page
Subscribe to HRDI Newsletter

Enter your email address here to subscribe HRDI:

Delivered by FeedBurner

Recent Comments
  • HRDI on Curtain Raising Ceremony of C20 Working Group ” Human Rights as Human values” held on 18th February,2023
  • HRDI on Curtain Raising Ceremony of C20 Working Group ” Human Rights as Human values” held on 18th February,2023
  • Ayush Singh Rajpoot on Curtain Raising Ceremony of C20 Working Group ” Human Rights as Human values” held on 18th February,2023
  • Himanshu on Curtain Raising Ceremony of C20 Working Group ” Human Rights as Human values” held on 18th February,2023
Recent Posts
  • UN disability rights committee publishes findings on Angola, Argentina, Georgia, Peru, Togo and Tunisia
  • Volker Türk to Human Rights Council: No Country Can Claim to be Free of Racism and More Needs to be Done to Combat Systemic Racism and Discrimination that Permeate Social Structures, Institutions and Technologies
  • Amnesty International Report 2022/23: The state of the World’s Human Rights
  • Human Rights Violations Faced by Tibetans and Uyghurs Raised at UN Side-Event
  • Curtain Raising Ceremony of C20 Working Groups of Human Rights as Human Values held on 18.02.2023
  • Curtain Raising Ceremony of C20 Working Groups of Human Rights as Human Values held on 18.02.2023
  • Curtain Raising Ceremony of C20 Working Groups of Human Rights as Human Values held on 18.02.2023
Follow on Twitter
My Tweets
Copyright 2023 — HRDI - Human Rights Defense International.
Scroll to Top