Child Protection Act in Pakistan: Protecting Children Through Law, Institutions and Social Responsibility Children are among the most vulnerable members of society. They depend on adults, families, schools, communities and the state for safety, education, healthcare and emotional well-being. In Pakistan, child protection is not governed by a single nationwide law alone; different laws and institutions operate at the federal, provincial and territorial levels. These legal measures address issues such as violence, neglect, exploitation, child labour, juvenile justice, trafficking and the care of children who need protection. What Is Child Protection? Child protection means creating a safe environment in which children can grow without being exposed to abuse, violence, neglect, exploitation or harmful practices. Protection also includes providing appropriate care and rehabilitation when a child has already experienced harm. Pakistan's child-protection framework includes the National...
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