ISLAMABAD — Federal Minister for Human Rights, Azam Nazeer Tarar, reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to eliminating child labour. He highlighted the government’s dedication to advancing children’s rights and ensuring prosperous futures for all minors.
Government’s Dedication to Children’s Rights
Minister Tarar identified crucial rights every child should have, such as access to education, protection, and dignity. He emphasized the federal government’s efforts to create opportunities, allowing children to reach their full potential. Establishing an environment where every child can thrive is a top priority.
Observance of World Day Against Child Labour
In honour of World Day Against Child Labour, Minister Tarar reiterated the government’s determination to tackle child labour. He stressed the importance of nurturing environments that support children’s growth and well-being.
Comprehensive Strategy and International Standards
Efforts to eliminate child labour align with a comprehensive strategy based on international standards. This includes adhering to multiple conventions aimed at safeguarding children’s rights and ensuring their safety.
