MINOR POLICY

Mrwebsecure Infosolutions Pvt. Ltd. (the company) owns and operates the website mrwebsecure.com. Mrwebsecure Infosolutions is an educational platform that provides online and offline educational services with regards to cybersecurity. Users who purchase our subscription have the option to avail online or offline services as per their convenience. As an education service provider, we allow every individual, including minors, to avail our services. Subject to the minor using our platform, it is deemed that he is using it under the guidance of his legal guardian. To know more, please refer to our terms and conditions.
This minor policy aims to protect and provide equal rights to the minor using our platform. Moreover, it outlines the responsibilities of the minor's legal guardian regarding the use of our platform.
Please read this minor policy, along with the privacy policy, terms and conditions, rules, and all other policies available on our website, as you will be governed as per the policies available on our platform. By using or registering on our platform, you agree to all the policies described on our platform.

DEFINITIONS
Learners shall mean and include all the users (including minors) who have subscribed or registered on our platform.
Minor/s or child/children shall mean and consider, in accordance with the Indian Majority Act, 1875, the Protection of Children Against Sexual Offences Act, 2012, the Child Labour Act, 1986, and other applicable Indian laws. In other words, it menaces an individual who has not reached the age of majority.
educator—shall mean a person or individual hired by Mrwebsecure Infosolutions to provide education services on their platform.
You or your— means learner or user of our website,Mrwebsecure

SCOPE
The minor policy shall be applicable to educators, counselors, staff members, and the user of Mrwebsecure Infosolutions, who got connected or communicated with a minor through our platform.
All counselors, educators, staff, or users who connect with minors through our platform must follow all the terms outlined herein. Nonperformance of any of the terms mentioned herein will lead to termination of your subscription, and counselors, educators, or staff members may face suspension due to commission of such acts.

RULES AND REGULATIONS
Non-discrimination: treat every minor with empathy and respect regardless of his/her caste, race, religion, gender, politics, origin, or place of birth.
Positive learning environment—Establish an environment that promotes growth and development among the minors and provides them a comfortable environment.
Appropriate communication and behavior—Good communication is a vehicle for the development of a minor. Good communication is a way of teaching that makes minors feel important, comfortable, understood, and heard. Any form of communication or behavior towards a minor that is inappropriate, demoralizing, sexually provocative, intimidating, or offensive, or discriminatory in nature, will not be tolerated. Also, any communication or behavior that leads to physical or sexual interaction with a minor or promotes the consumption of alcohol, tobacco, drugs, cigarettes, or any illegal intoxicants will not be tolerated. We do not restrict users right to communicate or argue in accordance with the topic or course they are learning, but we do not tolerate the commission of any of the above-mentioned acts on our platform. We do not promote or tolerate any kind of hate speech, violence, or any comment with regards to caste, race, religion, gender, place of birth, sex, or any topic that may lead to violence.
If it comes to the notice of Mrwebsecure Infosolutions that you have conducted or are involved in any inappropriate act against a minor, then Mrwebsecure Infosolutions will receive the right to take appropriate legal action against you.

Transfer of information—please be mindful while communicating with a minor. Your conversation with a minor on our platform should be limited to the course or subscription he/she purchased. Any information transferred, including but not limited to pornographic content, gambling, provocation of terrorism, crime, self-harm, suicide, or any inappropriate and illegal content, is not allowed and shall not be tolerated.
Confidentiality—We strive to protect minors confidential information; all the personal information and sensitive personal information provided by you at the time of registration is protected in accordance with the privacy policy of our website.
Relation between user and educator: The relation between the user and educator will be limited to education providers and within the boundaries of maintaining the policies. We do not promote any monetary relation between the user and educator or any other relation between educator and user. You are only responsible for paying the subscription fee to our platform to avail the services provided by us. Our company does not engage in any kind of relationship or agreement that may be deemed abusive or expose your rights.

LEGAL GUARDIAN RESPONSIBILITY
If the user is a minor who is using or willing to use our service, then the minor's legal guardian will be responsible for the following:
The legal guardian of a minor will be responsible for making sure that the minor is adhering to all the terms and conditions and all the policies of our platform.
It is deemed by us that the minor is using our services under the surveillance of their legal guardian. Therefore, the legal guardian will be held liable for the misconduct of the minor user.
Subject to the payment of the minor’s subscription fee, the legal guardian of a minor will be solely responsible for the same. And all other terms with regard to the payment of subscription will be applicable as they are to a minor and his/her legal guardian.
The legal guardian will be held responsible if the minor infringes any of the IPR regulations mentioned in the takedown policy.
An infringement of any of these policies will be deemed sufficient ground for cancelling a subscription, and we may take appropriate legal action against a legal guardian of a minor.
By using or registering on our platform, you agree to all the policies described on our platform.

Child abuse and pinalization in India
In India, child abuse is considered a grave crime and as such, there are legal safeguards in place to protect children from physical, emotional, sexual or neglecting abuse. The laws also cover child labor and other forms of exploitation.
Types of Child Abuse under Indian Laws:

  • Physical Abuse: Includes inflicting harm by way of hitting, beating, or any other form of corporal punishment that results in bodily injury to the child.
  • Sexual Abuse: Encompasses all forms of child sexual abuse (CSA), child trafficking, and commercial sexual exploitation of children.
  • Emotional or Psychological Abuse: Encompasses all forms of verbal in addition to non-verbal threats aimed at humiliating and harassing the child.
  • Neglect: Not providing minimum standards of nutrition, shelter, medical attention, education, and emotional nurturing.

Relevant Laws for Child Protection in India:
1. The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 The Act attempts to provide care and protection of children in need including the abused and neglected ones. It details the framework necessary for the formation of child welfare committees and child protection units with the aim of safeguarding children from abuse
2. The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012:
This law seeks to protect children from any form of sexual abuse, exploitation, or harassment. A child is defined for the purposes of this legislation as any person below the age of eighteen. It includes sexual assault, sexual harassment, and pornography and offer severe penalties for offenders.
3. The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009:
The law secures the right to education for every child aged between six and fourteen years old. It also deals with corporal punishment in schools by making it illegal for any teacher or educational personnel to physically punish any student.
4. Child Labor (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986:
This law bans the employment of children in dangerous industries and ensures that children's labour is not detrimental to their education, health, and general well being.
5. The Indian Penal Code (IPC), 1860:
The following are a few provisions dealing with child abuse:
Section 323: Imposing penalty for administering hurt (physical abuse).
Section 375: Rape is defined and punishment awarded (applicable to children in terms of sexual violence).
Section 377: Criminals unnatural offences like children’s sexual violence.
Section 309: Attempts to end one’s life (related to child abuse cases).

Punishments for Offenders:
For Sexual Offenses (under the POCSO Act):
The punishments for sexual abuse of children vary based on the severity of the crime. In cases of rape or aggravated sexual assault, the penalty can range from 7 years to life imprisonment or even the death penalty in extreme cases.
For Physical Abuse:
For physical abuse causing harm, offenders can be sentenced under the IPC (e.g., Section 323 or 324 for causing hurt), with punishments ranging from fines to imprisonment depending on the severity of the harm caused.
For Child Labor:
Employers who violate child labor laws by employing children in hazardous jobs can face imprisonment and fines.

Other Mechanisms for Protection:
Childline India Foundation (1098):
It is a national hotline for children in need of help, where they can report any instances of abuse, violence or even neglect.
Child Welfare Committees (CWC):
These bodies are tasked with the guardianship of children who need protection like children who are being abused. These are empowered to place children who are being abused in safe custody and provide rehabilitation services.
National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR):
This organization is tasked with the general supervision and protection of child rights in India. It also campaigns, undertakes awareness activities and ensures the rights of the children are not violated.

Conclusion:

There is no child abuse in India, and it is one of the punishable offences. The legal setup is meant to give children the best and the most formidable protection and remedies available in the world. Laws of India are quite clear that it would be an offence to aid, abet or support any form of violence against children, ensure optimum protection, care and support to all children who are abused.

REPORT US

If you find any of the instance happening on our platform or you suffer from any of the above maintionedinstunce while using our survises or you need more information in accordance to the child abuse please connect us at;
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