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  In India's slums, domestic workers' daughters campaign for their rights
  By REUTERS
  
  Published: 11:07 GMT, 6 May 2016 | Updated: 11:08 GMT, 6 May 2016
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  By Anuradha Nagaraj
  
  CHENNAI, India, May 6 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Placing their hands on the
  shoulders of the person in front, dozens of teenage girls excitedly form a human train and chug around the sparsely furnished community hall in India's southern city of Chennai.
  
  
  
  Aged between 12 and 17, the girls - who are drawn from
  urban slums across the country - chatter, laugh
  and sing songs as the gathering gets underway.
  
  
  
  But within minutes a more sombre tone prevails as they settle cross-legged on the floor
  and begin to narrate the daily threats they face living
  in India's slums.
  
  "To enter my home, I have to negotiate drunk men, lewd language, garbage and filth," said 17-year-old
  Sayali Mandve, the daughter of a domestic worker, from the Jogeshwari slum
  area in Mumbai, India's financial capital.
  
  "My mother leaves very early for work and comes back only in the evening. I have to negotiate school and everything else alone and it is difficult in my neighbourhood."
  
  Mandve is one of almost 50 girls - daughters of domestic workers or
  former child maids themselves - who gathered in Chennai this week as part
  of a nationwide campaign to help curb the abuse of children from low income urban homes.
  
  
  Such children often live in densely packed slum areas, say activists, where they are at risk of physical and
  sexual violence, or exposure to alcohol, drugs and other crimes.
  
  
  The meagre income of their families, who are already teetering on the brink,
  often means a major expense such as medical fees for illness or a sudden debt can compel parents to make their children quit school and take up
  a job.
  
  
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  Led by the National Domestic Workers Movement, the campaign aims to help children of informal
  sector workers such as maids, nannies and drivers recognise threats
  and equip them to better protect themselves.
  
  "The initiative is part of a child rights movement taking shape across the country," said Andrew Sesuraj of the Tamil
  Nadu Child Rights Observatory, a Chennai-based charity.
  
  
  "More than 5,000 children in slums have already been organised into a community and more are joining everyday."
  
  Census data shows there were 4.35 million labourers aged between five and 14 in 2011 against
  12.66 million a decade earlier - although activists say
  the figures are under-reported.
  
  Most work in farming, toiling in cotton, sugarcane and rice paddy fields, or in the manufacturing
  sector, making products such as matchsticks, embroidering
  clothes or weaving carpets.
  
  Many children also work in the services sector -- in restaurants and hotels or middle-class homes where they cook, clean and even take care of other children.
  
  "Children of domestic workers often drop out of school and end up doing odd jobs themselves," said Christin Mary, coordinator of the National Domestic Workers Movement, which has over three
  million members.
  
  "We are seeing a large number of boys working as domestic help now. They are walking the dogs, cleaning the cars and are out of schools just like the girls."
  
  Organisers say the campaign provides a platform for children to confront
  sensitive issues ranging from child labour to sexual abuse and will
  empower them with information on the laws dedicated for their care
  and protection.
  
  Mandve said she joined the campaign because she wanted to know her rights so she could protect herself and other children from abuse.
  
  
  "Where I live, we need a space to be children. We don't get that easily and being part of this campaign makes me realise how important it is," she said.
  (Reporting by Anuradha Nagaraj, Editing by Nita Bhalla; Please credit the Thomson Reuters
  Foundation, the charitable arm of Thomson Reuters, that
  covers humanitarian news, women's rights, trafficking and climate change.
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