Maar Nahi Pyaar (End Corporal Punishment)
A public service message by Cities for Children on the International Day to End Corporal Punishment 2023.…
Online Safety for All starts with All of Us
We are happy to share pictures – whether of holidays, celebrations and private moments – directly with each other. That’s beautiful and connects us. However, once online, this personal data is available worldwide and indefinitely. And that can have unforeseen consequences. Which one is described using the example of Ella.…
Juvenile Justice System Act, 2018 and Role of Police
The Video explains the Juvenile Justice System Act, 2018 and the Role…
An Overview of Laws Protecting Children in Pakistan
Abira Ishfaq in her presentation reviews child protection laws that seek to…
Why Pakistan’s Child Marriage Laws Must Change
Pakistan has over 19 million child brides, but why does the law still allow underage marriage in most provinces? In this episode of Case In Point, host Rida Hussain breaks down Pakistan’s provincial child marriage laws and their contradictions.…
Child Rights in Pakistan
This video represents the state of child rights in Pakistan, shedding light on legal protections, societal challenges, and the urgent need for awareness. It highlights how children continue to face exploitation despite existing laws, calling for stronger action and public responsibility.…
Discussing Child Safety and Corporal Punishment in Educational Settings
Appearing on the live morning show Subha Say Agay on Hum News, founder Madeeha sheds light on a tragic incident involving the death of a child at a madrassa due to corporal punishment. The discussion highlights the dangers of physical discipline, its long-term psychological impact on children, and the urgent…
Heavy School Bags: A Legal Wake-Up Call For Child Rights
In this video learn about the physical and psychological impact of excessive school bag weight on students and examine whether it violates child protection laws and fundamental rights. From spinal issues and posture problems to anxiety and academic pressure, this episode unpacks the real toll of an overlooked crisis. If…
CHILD RIGHTS & PROTECTION IN PAKISTAN
In this episode, Bushra Iqbal Hussain, founder of MahfoozBachpann discusses critical issues surrounding child rights and protection in Pakistan. From child safety to creating awareness, Bushra shares her journey, challenges, and vision for a safer Pakistan for children.…
Let’s Talk Education
Over 250 engineers from NUST and the Institute of Space Technology are teaching in primary and middle schools across Islamabad — and it’s making a real impact. Kids are more excited, more curious, and more motivated to learn. This is the kind of innovation we need in classrooms everywhere.” —…
Parenting Tips | How To Raise Healthy Children
In this highly informative video podcast, we have brought together Shafia Rafique, Principal of Littlefellows Daycare and Elementary School, and Khadija, an educationist, CEO of Pakistan Alliance for Early Childhood, and a mentor. As experts in the field of Early Childhood Development (ECD) and parenting, they engage in a dynamic…
How Are Pakistani Laws Protecting You?
In this clip, host Mehnaz Parveen talks to Usama Khilji (Director, Bolo Bhi) about online harassment, the issue of private video sharing, and the legal routes available in Pakistan. From the role of the FIA to the support offered by Digital Rights Foundation, here’s what you need to know.…
UNICEF National Ambassador Saba Qamar’s Video on Child Marriage
UNICEF’s National Ambassador for Child Rights, Saba Qamar, highlights the impact of child marriage on young girls’ futures and calls for unified action to protect children.…
National Commission Chairperson Congratulates on Landmark Legislation Against Child Marriage
The Chairperson of the National Commission on the Rights of the Child (NCRC) congratulated the nation on a significant legislative milestone. The National Assembly has passed a bill criminalizing child marriage within the Islamabad Capital Territory. According to the new law, no marriage can take place unless both the bride…