Safe Society’s Post

Protecting Child Rights in India: An Urgent Call to Action! 🌟 In our ever-evolving society, the rights of children should never take a backseat. As highlighted in a recent article on Counterview, the challenges faced by children in India require our immediate attention and action. 👶🏽 Key Challenges: Ongoing exploitation and abuse faced by vulnerable children. Gaps in enforcement of existing child protection laws. Need for a unified approach to ensure the rights of every child are recognized and upheld. 🚀 Our Role: We must advocate for policies that not only protect but also promote the well-being of children across all sectors. It is essential that we collaborate with NGOs, government agencies, and communities to foster an environment where children can thrive. Let’s unite our voices and efforts to champion the cause of child rights. Together, we can create a safer, more equitable future for the next generation! 💪🏼 #ChildRights #Advocacy #SocialChange #India #ProtectingChildren

Protecting Child Rights in India: An Urgent Call to Action! 🌟 In our ever-evolving society, the rights of children should never take a backseat. As highlighted in a recent article on Counterview, the challenges faced by children in India require our immediate attention and action. 👶🏽 Key Challenges: Ongoing exploitation and abuse faced by vulnerable children. Gaps in enforcement of existing child protection laws. Need for a unified approach to ensure the rights of every child are recognized and upheld. 🚀 Our Role: We must advocate for policies that not only protect but also promote the well-being of children across all sectors. It is essential that we collaborate with NGOs, government agencies, and communities to foster an environment where children can thrive. Let’s unite our voices and efforts to champion the cause of child rights. Together, we can create a safer, more equitable future for the next generation! 💪🏼 #ChildRights #Advocacy #SocialChange #India #ProtectingChildren

This story illustrates the power of passion in driving transformation.

Understanding Child Rights in India: A Closer Look at the Commissions for Protection of Child Rights Act, 2005 🌟 Did you know that India has specific commissions dedicated to protecting children's rights at both national and state levels? The Commissions for Protection of Child Rights Act, 2005, plays a crucial role in ensuring that every child in India enjoys their rights to survival, protection, development, and participation. This legislation aligns with global standards and empowers these commissions with significant authority to investigate violations and recommend actions. Want to dive deeper into how this Act safeguards our children? Link to read the full blog post in the first comment. #ChildRights #India #LegalAwareness #Vaquill

Here are the 10 important child rights laws in India: 1. Right to Education Act (2009): Mandates free and compulsory education for children aged 6 to 14 years. 2. Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO) (2012): Safeguards children against sexual abuse and exploitation, with stringent penalties for offenders. 3. Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act (2015): Ensures proper care, protection, and rehabilitation of children in conflict with the law or in need of care and protection. 4. Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Act (2016): Prohibits employment of children under 14 in hazardous occupations and regulates adolescent work conditions. 5. Commissions for Protection of Child Rights (CPCR) Act (2005): Establishes National and State Commissions to protect, promote, and defend child rights. 6. Right to Information Act (2005): Facilitates access to information, aiding in ensuring transparency and accountability in matters related to child rights. 7. Prohibition of Child Marriage Act (2006): Criminalizes child marriages and aims to prevent the solemnization of marriages where either party is below the age of 18 for girls and 21 for boys. 8. Child and Adolescent Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Act (2016): Strengthens measures against child labour and regulates working conditions for adolescents aged 14 to 18. 9. National Policy for Children (2013): Formulates a framework for the protection, survival, development, and participation of children in India. 10. Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS): Provides services for holistic development, health, nutrition, and education of children under six years and their mothers. . . . . . ☎ For Consulting: Call/WhatsApp 9717-1482-87 🌐Website:https://buff.ly/3sr6P4Z 📌chamber no. 582, Patiala House Courts, New Delhi-110001 #ChildRightsAct #ChildrensRights #ProtectingOurFuture #EveryChildMatter #rights #equality #aritcal #education #lawyerlife #lawyer #LegalAwareness #LegalReform #LegalRightsIndia #IndianLegalSystem #LegalEducation #LawyersOfIndia #LawAndOrder #LegalNewsIndia #LegalAwareness #LegalReform #thelegalclinic

🚨 BREAKING: Recommends Shifting Non-Muslim Children to Mainstream Schools, Citing Violations of Child Rights 🏛️ The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has suggested stopping government funding for madrasas, citing concerns over child rights violations 🏫 Chairman Priyank Kanoongo has written to Chief Secretaries of states and Union Territories, recommending the closure of Madrasa Boards and shifting non-Muslim children to mainstream schools conforming to the RTE Act of 2009. 👨🏻🎓 The move aims to ensure all children receive fundamental education and contribute meaningfully to nation-building. 👨🏻🏫 With over 1.25 crore children in madrasas, many without links to Madrasa Boards, the NCPCR seeks to address educational disparities and protect child rights. #MadrasaFunding #NCPCR #ChildRights #EducationReform #India

Supreme Court directs Himachal Pradesh Govt. to reconsider grant of Child Care leaves to mothers, including making special provisions consistent with RPwD Act Reported by Apoorva Goel Read More Here- https://lnkd.in/gqEv5FG7 #SupremeCour #ChildCareleaves #constitutionalright #disabilityrights #HimachalPradeshGovt #personwithdisability #righttowork #RPwDAct #womenrights #scconline #SCC #legalnews #legalknowledge #scctimes #legalblog #legalupdates #lawstudent #legalresearch #legalstudies #surestwaytolegalresearch #bringingyouthebestlegalnews

There are so many things wrong with this article: 1. The headline lacks sensitivity and respect for the child involved. Instead of using "HC junks...", which sounds dismissive, the headline should convey the decision in a more dignified manner. 2. Adoption is a life-long commitment that involves accepting a child unconditionally, including both their strengths and challenges. It's essential to emphasise that adoption aims to provide a loving and supportive home for a child rather than seeking perfection. 3. In this article, it appears the parent is rewarded for returning the child, which undermines the integrity of the adoption process, instead the honourable High Court should have imposed consequences for such actions. 4. The well-being of the child who has formed attachments to their sibling and adoptive parents is of utmost importance. It's concerning that the existing child protection system may not adequately address their emotional needs after their return to the child shelter, highlighting the need for improved counselling and support services within the system. Furthermore, there's a crucial need for comprehensive training for prospective adoptive parents in India, similar to standards in other countries. Mandatory training and workshops should be a prerequisite for adoption applications, ensuring that parents are well-prepared to provide a nurturing environment for the children they intend to adopt. Ultimately, the focus should shift towards a child-centric approach within the adoption system, prioritizing the well-being and rights of children over the desires of prospective parents. Children are not commodities but individuals deserving of respect and care, and they must be treated as such within the adoption process. #betterheadlines #perfectbond #adoption #adoptionislove #unconditionallove #committmentforlife #badoutcome #fallibledecision #UnderstandingAdoption #adoptiontraining #AdoptionCounselling

On June 12th, in honor of World Day Against Child Labour, we at Success Founders stand united in the fight to end child labor. Together, we can create a world where every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive in a safe environment. Let’s raise awareness, support initiatives, and take action to protect the rights of children everywhere. 🌍💪 #WorldDayAgainstChildLabour #EndChildLabour #ChildRights #ChildProtection #RaiseAwareness #SocialImpact #SuccessFounders #DigitalMarketingForGood #CommunitySupport #FutureGeneration #NoChildLabour #HumanRights #SafeChildhood Keywords: end child labor, child rights, social impact, protect children, raise awareness, child protection, future generation, no child labor, safe childhood, human rights, success founders, mayuri jadav shah, vadodara. Mayuri Jadav Shah (InfluencerGuru)

Watch our Executive Director Nimisha Srivastava speak on child rights, how the law deals with violation of children's rights and what you can do to support children access all their rights on Doordarshan India today at 3.30 PM, on the show 'Disha' aimed at generating awareness on access to justice for all. She speaks with anchor Siddharth Bhardwaj along with eminent child rights lawyer, Anant Kumar Asthana #doordarshan #ddlive #ddindia #childrights #childprotection #accesstojustice #disha #ministryoflawandjustice