Amity Center for Gender Justice, Child Rights & Research
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Amity Gender Justice & Child Rights Cell is an initiative under the flagship of Centre for Law & Pub And yet, women constitute half of mankind.
Indian society has always been regarded as a patriarchal society where women are given secondary citizen status. Thus, they should enjoy equal rights as their male counterparts. The Constitution of India does not discriminate on the basis of s*x; however, gender equality still remains a far fetched dream. Similarly, children are the future of any country. The development of children is directly re
lated to women. The issue of gender and children cannot be divorced from each other. An educated, healthy and empowered mother is the key factor of a child’s life. It is our responsibility as citizens, global citizens and parents to ensure that every child in India and in the world enjoy a violation and violence free childhood.
“Initiative for Gender Justice and Child Rights” was set up in July 2013 under the flagship of Centre for Law & Public Policy in the Amity Law School, Noida with following objectives:
1. Awareness building on violence, health, education, development and other issues critical for women’s individual and collective empowerment;
2. Dissemination of information and knowledge on feminist concerns to meet the needs and requirements of women’s groups, NGOs and development organizations;
3. Creating awareness regarding child rights like the rights against child abuse, malnutrition, female foeticide, child labour, child maltreatment and s*xual abuse, child trafficking as well as collaborating with various government and non government organizations working in this direction;
4. To focus on intersections with race, ethnicity and social class existing within the issue of gender and child rights.
5. To focus on the commitment to advance the personal, intellectual and social growth of all students, faculty and staff.
6. To make our campus, our city and our country a safe and inclusive space for all men, women and children.
