Minor Rights & Future Empowerment

M.V. Balaji & S. Prabhu, LL.B, Government Law College, Namakkal, Tamilnadu

ABSTRACT

In general, Minor Rights means Child Rights. The Rights of a person who is below 18 years of age in Indian Nation have the child rights. These Child Rights are mentioned in The Constitution of India under the chapters of Fundamental Rights. The Minors have some Fundamental Duties also. The Minor or Child Rights are protected as well by the Government of India through the enactments of various provisions of law. For Empowering the Future of Child Rights, the techniques of Prevention, Intervention & Rehabilitation should be followed by the society of India and Government as well.

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