Pakistan launches 2026–31 strategy to prevent violence against children
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The Ministry of Human Rights and WHO have launched a national child-protection strategy focused on prevention, care and justice.
Key takeaways
The Ministry of Human Rights and WHO have launched a national child-protection strategy focused on prevention, care and justice.
What happened
Pakistan's Ministry of Human Rights and the World Health Organization announced the National Strategy to End Violence Against Children 2026–2031 during a national consultation. The strategy sets out a coordinated prevention and protection approach. Launching a strategy does not mean its measures are already implemented nationwide or that outcomes have improved.
Why it matters
Clear coordination among authorities and services can help address abuse and support affected children, but success depends on funding, implementation and measurement.
What to watch
Published implementation plans, provincial participation and child-protection indicators will show whether the strategy changes practice.
Sources
Sources
- https://pakistan.un.org/en/324454-media-update-united-nations-pakistan-15-october-2026
- https://www.dawn.com/news/2037234/strategy-to-end-violence-against-children-unveiled
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