World Day Against Child Labour


Standing Together for Every Child’s Right to Learn, Not Labour

On 12 June 2026, Justice For India Foundation proudly organized the ”World Day Against Child Labour” by reaffirming its unwavering commitment to protecting children from exploitation and promoting their fundamental right to education, dignity, and a safe childhood.

The programme focused on raising awareness about the harmful impact of child labour and encouraging communities to recognize that every child deserves a classroom, not a workplace. Through meaningful interactions, public awareness activities, and community engagement, our volunteers highlighted the importance of collective responsibility in eliminating child labour from society.

As part of the campaign, the Foundation also educated parents, students, and members of the public about the legal protections available to children and the importance of reporting cases of child labour to the appropriate authorities. The initiative emphasized that sustainable change begins with awareness, education, and active community participation.

At Justice For India Foundation, we firmly believe that every rescued childhood is a step towards a stronger and more compassionate nation. We remain committed to working alongside citizens, institutions, and government authorities to ensure that every child enjoys the rights guaranteed under the Constitution of India.

A child belongs in a classroom—not at a construction site, factory, roadside stall, or workshop. Let us unite to build a future where every child is free to dream, learn, and thrive.


Campaign Highlights

✔️ Public Awareness Campaign on Child Labour
✔️ Community Interaction & Legal Awareness
✔️ Promotion of Child Rights and Education
✔️ Encouraging Citizens to Report Child Labour Cases
✔️ Commitment to Building a Child Labour-Free India


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