Launch of Pakistan's First National Strategy to End Violence Against Children
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Pakistan's Ministry of Human Rights, in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), has launched the country's first national strategy to end violence against children.
The strategy aims to protect the millions of children in the country who are experiencing violence in one form or another.
The strategy presents a clear plan for preventing violence against children. Under it, measures will be taken to ensure the safety of children in homes, schools and the wider community. According to officials, the strategy also emphasises better coordination and cooperation among various institutions.
Experts say that the effects of violence against children last for a long time on their health, education and future. For this reason, such a strategy is being regarded as an important step. WHO representatives have also announced their support for this effort.
Sources: World Health Organization (WHO)
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