New National Plan Aims to End Child Abuse and Violence

In a significant step towards ensuring child safety, the government has unveiled the National Plan on Child Rights and Protection, with First Lady Sajida Mohammed leading the launch. The initiative aims to create an environment free from violence for children, reinforcing the government's commitment to safeguarding their well-being.

Speaking at the launch, First Lady highlighted the government's role in establishing a secure atmosphere for children. The newly introduced National Plan on Child Rights and Protection will streamline the efforts of relevant institutions, making it easier for them to address and prevent child abuse effectively.

She highlighted that this plan is more than just a policy; it’s a comprehensive and clear roadmap designed to prevent, protect, and respond to child abuse.She also emphasized that achieving a safe environment where every child can grow up free from violence requires a collective effort and heightened awareness.

The National Action Plan on the Prevention and Response to Child Violence marks the beginning of a crucial journey towards empowering every child to thrive in a safe setting. The First Lady stressed the importance of not just words but actionable steps to address child abuse and exploitation immediately.

The slogan “a family for every child” embodies the commitment to providing a nurturing and caring environment for every child. However, as First Lady Sajida Mohammed pointed out, protecting children is a shared responsibility, and everyone must work together to achieve this vital goal.