Sindh Commission, Child Protection Institute Strengthen Partnership on Women and Child Safety
Officials discuss child protection and women's rights during a meeting in Karachi.
Child Protection remained the focus of a high-level meeting between the Sindh Commission on the Status of Women (SCSW) and the Child Protection Institute. Ms. Rabia Hadi, Director General of the Child Protection Institute, met SCSW Chairperson Advocate Rubina Aman Brohi. Independent consultant and gender expert Mr. Kapil Dev also attended the session.
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The participants discussed child abduction, trafficking and exploitation. In addition, they reviewed gender-based violence (GBV), research, data collection and reporting systems. They also explored ways to improve institutional coordination.
Child Protection was a key priority throughout the discussion. Moreover, both institutions agreed that stronger cooperation can improve prevention, protection and rehabilitation services. They also stressed the need for evidence-based policies and better coordination among government departments.
Ms. Rabia Hadi said timely coordination is essential to protect vulnerable children. Furthermore, she called for stronger partnerships to ensure faster responses and better rehabilitation services.
Mr. Kapil Dev highlighted the importance of prevention. He noted that protection measures remain important, but preventive action can reduce the risks faced by women and children before harm occurs.
Advocate Rubina Aman Brohi reaffirmed the Commission’s commitment to protecting women and children. Meanwhile, she pledged full support for joint initiatives, policy reforms and advocacy campaigns. She added that collaboration between institutions is essential to safeguard rights, dignity and well-being across Sindh.
The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to expand cooperation. As a result, both organizations will continue working together to strengthen child protection systems and improve support for women and children throughout the province.
