TIWN

Islamabad, Nov 20 (TIWN) Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday reaffirmed his government's commitment to uphold children's rights and ensure a better future for every child in the country.
The Pakistani government is determined to ensure that every child's rights, including development, education, healthcare, participation, dignity and security are upheld, the prime minister said in a message on the occasion of World Children's Day.
"On this day, let us reaffirm our pledge for protection of the rights of children in Pakistan and to provide them with equal opportunities to become productive citizens of Pakistan," Khan said.
He said that the incumbent government has launched several initiatives to ensure children's rights to be protected in the country, including the establishment of a national commission on the rights of the child, adding that child protection institutes are being established and various legislations are being introduced to eliminate child labor.
- Russia, after Western Palestinian state recognition move, says it still backs a two-state solution
- Over 800 dead, 1000 injured inEarthquake in Afganistan
- Confident that my visits to Japan and China would further national interests and priorities: PM Modi
- Awami League warns of alarming spike in violence against women, children in Bangladesh
- 12 Killed As Under-Construction Bridge Breaks Into Two In Northwest China