Child Labour and Human Rights Protection in Hergeisa, Somalia
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2015-05
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Kampala International University, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Abstract
The purpose of the study was to investigate the correlation between the child labour
and human rights protection in Hargeisa Somalia. The study was guided by four
specific objectives and these included; to determine the gender of respondents in
terms of, gender, Age, Marital status, Education level, to examine the level of the
child labour in Somalia, Hargeisa , to examine the nature of Human rights protection,
to establish the rationale between child labour and human rights protection in the
selected Hargeisa population study. The study employed descriptive survey design in
particular, a descriptive co-relational design which was used to determine the
relationship the two variables and in-depth interviews and questionnaires were used
to collect data. On the level of Child labour; this study concludes that the Child
labour in Somalia is not effectively managed. This is due to weak policies still
surround child labour management. On Human rights protection in Hargeisa Somalia,
this study concludes that the level of Human rights protection in Somalia is still low
and weak. This is because Most children have not attended school in Hargeisa
Somalia is still high; Currently a child labor in Somalia , Hargeisa have no protection
of human rights from government; Children's in labor have been tortured or subject
to cruel, inhuman, or degrading punishment while they still are a child labour.
Regarding the rationale between the level of Child labour and the level of Human
rights protection in Hargeisa Somalia, this study concludes that there is a significant
and positive relationship between the two study variables. Thus, when Child labour is
well managed, Human rights protection in the area is likely to improve and if it is not
well managed, the Human rights protection is likely to remain low. The study
recommended that; devise a public awareness program, on general rights of
children. This program must bring together various actors in a coordinated manner:
government, local authorities, religious leaders, nongovernmental organizations and
the media. Communication strategies should be developed for the different
audiences. There is need to focus research attention on domestic workers, since
that's where the girls are working more. Establish social protection groups against
child labour and drugs.
Description
A Thesis Presented to the College of Higher Degrees and Research Kampala International University Kampala, Uganda in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Master of Arts in Human Rights and Development
Keywords
Child Labour, Human Rights Protection, Somalia