First National Strategy Launched to End Violence Against Children in Pakistan
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The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Government of Pakistan have officially launched their first national strategy to end violence against children in the country. The primary objective of this initiative is to protect children from all forms of physical, psychological, and sexual violence, which is affecting the lives of millions of children in Pakistan.
Under this new strategy, the government and relevant institutions will work together to enact strict laws for child protection and ensure their implementation. The plan also emphasizes conducting awareness campaigns to protect children in schools, homes, and public places.
According to the World Health Organization, violence against children not only harms their physical health but also has deep negative impacts on their mental development. The goal of this strategy is to create a safe society where every child can flourish, free from fear.
The Government of Pakistan has expressed its commitment to taking measures in accordance with international standards to protect children's rights. For this purpose, better coordination will be established between health, education, and law enforcement agencies so that the prevention of violent incidents can be made possible in a timely manner.
The successful implementation of this national strategy will prove to be a significant step toward securing the future of children in Pakistan. Experts say that every individual in society should play their part in this campaign so that a better and safer environment can be provided for children.
Sources: World Health Organization (WHO)
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