The Social Movement In Safeguarding Children Against Violence

See How we make impact
Facilitate physical and psychological support, medical care & legal protection
  • to these subject to all sorts of violence, including rape, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, cruelty & illegal employment.
SUPPORTING UNDERPRIVILEGED FAMILIES WITH VICTIMIZED CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS
  • through counseling, financial aid & life skills development programs for the household.
FACILITATE THE REHABILITATION OF VICTIMS
  • by building capacity or financial and social independence with sustainable development plans.
LOBBYING AND ADVOCATING FOR POLICY REFORM AND IMPLEMENTING LAWS
  • Related to the protection of children & young adults.

We expect to hold hands together with global
and local organizations and authorities

Safeguarding Children is a Global Mission

Our children are our greatest treasure. They are our future. Those who abuse them tear at the public of our society and weaken our nation.

Nelson Mandela
Former President of South Africa

Let us remember: One book, one pen, one child and one teacher can change the world.

Malala Yousafzai
Pakistani activist

To take children seriously is to value them from who they are right now rather than adults - in - the - making

Alfie Kohn
American author

"Children are one third of our population and all of our future.”

Select Panel for the Promotion of Child Health, 1981
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    FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

    Children have the same right to free expression as adults, but it is not always respected. The degree to which it is acts as a gauge of how children are perceived as human rights holders in a given society. If children are not able to express their opinions and feelings, how can they describe the ways in which their rights are respected or infringed, and learn to stand up for the rights of others? Communities evolve through the exchange of ideas and shared knowledge; without it, societies would become stagnant with only the views of the most powerful on display.

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    FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION AND PEACEFUL ASSEMBLY

    Children’s interest in building friendships and in civic participation should be nurtured, not suppressed. While many societies restrict everyone’s freedom to gather and assemble peacefully, others place particular limits on this right for children. Youth curfews and minimum ages for joining associations are some examples.

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    PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES

    Parents play a central guiding role in a child’s life. But while parents have a duty to care and provide for their children, they do not have a right to raise or treat them however they see fit; a child’s best interests should be their primary concern. This duty requires support from the State - whether in the form of child-care for parents in paid work or other provisions.

Join with us to make the world better place for children