Children Released on Probation by Province, Gender and Age Group (1 Jan- 31 Dec 2025)

The State of Children in Pakistan

Children Released on Probation by Province, Gender and Age Group (1 Jan- 31 Dec 2025)
Province	Total	Male	Female	Age
Province	Total	Male	Female	5–10	11–15	16–17
Balochistan	10	10	0	–	–	–
Punjab	297	297	0	2	27	268
Sindh	5	5	0	–	3	2
Total	312	312	0	2	30	270
Home Departments of Balochistan, Punjab and Sindh

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