National Commission on The Rights of Child (NCRC)
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The official Twitter handle of Pakistan's National Commission on The Rights of Child. Chairperson @AyeshaRaza13 #ChildRights
Islamabad, Pakistan
Joined July 2020
🔍 Section 15 of the NCRC Act lays out the core functions of the National Commission for Child Rights (NCRC) 📜: ✅ Legal & Policy Reforms ✅ Coordination ✅ Inquiries on Child Rights Violations ✅ Addressing Child Rights Issues ✅ Research & Database ✅ Awareness Raising ✅
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The @NCRC_Pakistan extends its sincere appreciation to DawnMedia Group @dawn_com for organizing the Pakistan Population Summit 2025 at such a critical moment in our national discourse. Convening policymakers, experts, and civil society to discuss population dynamics is both
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Syed Ali Raza Hassain, Member of the NCRC Child Advisory Panel, shares an important message on this International Day of Persons with Disabilities. His words reflect this year’s theme: “Fostering disability‑inclusive societies for advancing social progress.” December 3rd reminds
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At Safer Futures Online: Awareness to Action, UNICEF together with NCRC, PTA, PKCERT and Telenor Pakistan officially launched the Online Protection Squad: a set of digital characters created to help children recognise online risks and understand digital safety in a simple,
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A Panel Discussion titled “Partnership to Protection: Building a Collective Response” brought together representatives from NCRC, NCCIA, PTA, NCERT and the Ministry of Planning to strengthen dialogue on building an effective national referral mechanism for Child Online
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The event continued with an inspiring segment titled “From Learning to Action: COP Camp Trailblazers,” presented by members of the NCRC Child Advisory Panel: Kulsum Afridi, Muhammad Faisal, Saniya Akhtar, Ruqaiya Afridi, Hamna Usman, Maryam Hassan, Hifza Mumtaz, Aleena Khan,
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NCRC, in collaboration with PTA, PKCERT, UNICEF and Telenor Pakistan, organized an event titled “Safer Futures Online: Awareness to Action”. The gathering highlighted how ensuring safer digital spaces for children is central to preventing future online harm, particularly for
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Happening Now! NCRC, in collaboration with PTA, PKCERT, UNICEF, and Telenor, is hosting “Safer Futures Online: Awareness to Action,” a key joint initiative by these stakeholders. Together, we are championing safer digital spaces for children and shaping a more secure online
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The NCRC has taken cognizance of the tragic incident in which a 3-year-old child fell into an open manhole in the area of Gulshan-e-labal, District Karachi East. This deeply distressing situation highlights a severe lapse in public safety and child protection. The NCRC has
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The National Commission on the Rights of Child (NCRC) conducted the second orientation session for the Child Advisory Panel (CAP). The session created a meaningful space for children to express their thoughts, reminding us once again why their involvement is vital in every
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Today the NCRC Child Advisory Panel came together to make a bold statement and reclaim the online space. They became a part of the NCRCs advocacy for the 16 days of Activism and reaffirmed that young people deserve safe, respectful and empowering online spaces. To symbolize
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The National Commission on the Rights of Child welcomed the EU delegation of the GSP+ Monitoring Mission today for an important briefing on Pakistan’s progress towards strengthening child rights landscape. The delegation was led by Mr. Sergio Balibrea, Adviser to the GSP+, as
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Due to increased reports of early child marriages, the NCRC has been advocating with the Auqaf and Religious Affairs Department, Punjab, urging community-level awareness through religious platforms to counter this harmful practice. The Auqaf and Religious Affairs Department has
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This year’s theme, “UNiTE to End Digital Violence against All Women and Girls”, reminds us that violence has evolved and so must our response. On this 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, we reflect on the countless girls whose lives, dignity and confidence have
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A group of students from the Department of Mass Communication, National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), visited the National Commission on the Rights of Child (NCRC) on 21st November 2025. The students have been assigned to produce a documentary on corporal
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The National Commission on the Rights of Child (NCRC) held an orientation session for the Child Advisory Panel (CAP), bringing together children from across Pakistan. Their reflections served as a powerful reminder of why child participation must remain at the heart of every
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The National Commission on the Rights of Child (NCRC) held an orientation session for the Child Advisory Panel (CAP), bringing together children from across Pakistan. Their reflections served as a powerful reminder of why child participation must remain at the heart of every
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In observance of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, the NCRC team came together with a unified purpose: to raise awareness and advocate for this year’s global theme, “Unite to End Digital Violence against women and girls.” Technology is increasingly becoming
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The National Commission on the Rights of Child (NCRC) has taken cognizance of a deeply disturbing incident that surfaced on social media on 25 November 2025, concerning the torture and forcible cutting of the hair of 17-year-old girl. This act constitutes a serious violation of
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Mr. Khalid Naeem, Member ICT (NCRC), participated in a brainstorming session organized by the School of Medical Sciences, NUST in collaboration with STEP (a national NGO) and Prof. Dr. Alison Halford from Manchester Metropolitan University (UK). The consultative session focused
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