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Child Labour in Garment Industry.Photo courtsey/BBA
Dear Friends, send the child labour photographs and your suggestions to make child friendly society, where all children are free from exploitation and receive free and quality education not only in India but all the developing countries. I again request you to send the photographs to show the child labour despite the ban by the government as i believe visuals can change the society. childlabournews@journalist.com childlabournews@rediffmail.com Regards Apporva Foundation,New Delhi
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Dear friends, You can be a part of social workers team to send the child labour or Bonded labour photographs with brief detail.
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Dear Friends,
send your suggestions to make child friendly society, where all children are free from exploitation and receive free and quality education not only in India but all the developing countries.
I request you to send the photographs to show the child labour despite the ban by the government as i believe visuals can change the society, i have worked nearly 40 years as a medical photographer in a government organizations. Now i am retired and working for the society through my and my friends visuals. now a days photography has become a part of each person as you can see now every where is digital camera ,mobile phones,computers,laptop etc. send your photos which show the child labour and exploitation of children at this mail id childlabour2@gmail.com
send your suggestions to make child friendly society, where all children are free from exploitation and receive free and quality education not only in India but all the developing countries.
I request you to send the photographs to show the child labour despite the ban by the government as i believe visuals can change the society, i have worked nearly 40 years as a medical photographer in a government organizations. Now i am retired and working for the society through my and my friends visuals. now a days photography has become a part of each person as you can see now every where is digital camera ,mobile phones,computers,laptop etc. send your photos which show the child labour and exploitation of children at this mail id childlabour2@gmail.com
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- Dear friends, Apporva foundation is trying to eliminate child labour and child exploitation with the help of professional and armature photographer. As you are aware one photo is equal to thousand words and it can touch one's heart instantly. That’s why we are publishing only photos with the little information and trying to generate a photo bank. We want to show these photos to the government and our society with the help of NGO. These photos will be study material for the students of Sociology and social work department of various university and institute. Whenever any student will use your photo for his research work your name will be published with your photographs. So dear send the photos as many as you can send and tell your friends about this noble cause. You can send mobile photo also. www.childlabournews.blogspot.com Mail id – panditjitewari@gmail.com regards
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