Films for the Humanities and Sciences - India: Working to End Child Labor

India: Working to End Child Labor

This program examines India’s immense child labor problem and the fight against it. The video contrasts this nation’s status as the world’s largest democracy with the fact that, inside its borders, 80 million children work physically exhausting jobs for minuscule wages. Incorporating interviews with Shanta Sinha, founder of the organization known as MVF, the video illustrates how the group coordinates community action against the exploitation of young people and creates bridge schools that help children with the transition from work to education. It also makes a strong case that child labor increases poverty levels. (Portions have English subtitles, 26 minutes)

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Item#: BVL34471
Copyright date: ©2004
VHS ISBN 978-1-4213-1227-9
DVD ISBN 978-1-4213-1228-6

Part of the Series : Fighting the Tide: Developing Nations and Globalization


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