Synopsis
An estimated 100 million children in India are engaged in labor, many from families identified as Dalits, who face severe discrimination and exploitation.
Synopsis
In a small village in southern India, Dalit families live under the weight of a caste system that labels them as 'untouchables.' Many work as bonded laborers, trapped in cycles of poverty and exploitation. An estimated 100 million children in India are engaged in labor, often in similar conditions. Human rights organizations are advocating for the rights of Dalits, comparing their plight to the former apartheid system in South Africa. The film presents their struggles and the ongoing fight for dignity and justice.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Dalit families facing severe discrimination in India.
- Find out about the 100 million child laborers in the country.
- See the parallels drawn to apartheid in South Africa.
Did You Know
- There are an estimated 100 million child laborers in India.
- Dalits are referred to as 'untouchables' in the caste system.
- The discrimination faced by Dalits is compared to the apartheid system in South Africa.
- Dalit families often exist as bonded or slave laborers.
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What is the estimated number of child laborers in India?
There are an estimated 100 million child laborers in India.
What term is used to refer to Dalits in India?
Dalits are identified as outcasts or 'untouchables' in India.
What human rights issue is associated with Dalits in India?
Dalit families often exist as bonded or slave laborers.
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