New Delhi, July 25 - These may not be the usual child centric issues that one gets to hear about, but at the fifth 'children's parliament', kids from across the country will come together to discuss their everyday battle against child labour, child marriage, exploitation and terrorism.

To be organised July 28-30, the 'parliament' will see more than 120 children from 65 villages.

Rakesh Senger of the Bachpan Bachao Andolan, a child rights group which is organising the meet, said: 'The parliament will see elected child representatives from flood affected areas of Bihar, mica mines and Naxal (Maoist) hit areas of Jharkhand, places in Rajasthan where child marriages and gender discrimination is common and from the football industries of Uttar Pradesh come together.

'These children will relate their experiences while facing these challenges and discuss the means to address them.