This powerful documentary explores the critical issues facing children in Pakistan, from child labor and lack of education to gender inequality and health challenges. Despite constitutional guarantees, millions of children in Pakistan remain deprived of their basic rights. This documentary sheds light on the urgent need for collective action to ensure every child can live, learn, and thrive in a safe and nurturing environment.
Stand Up for Children’s Rights in Pakistan: A Fight for a Brighter Future
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