Question Q.6 (Contd.)GS2GS2

How far do you think has the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) been successful in protecting and promoting child rights in India?

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6. Immoral traffic of children esp girl child → NCPCR 7. Awareness building, advocacy at right through clearwaters with NGOs like CRY and Kailash Satyarthi foundation Issued (1) Reactive policies for a practice (2) Change in traditional tendencies and emerging 'virtues of love' need to address (3) POCSO directs under (age 16-15) - as on site - NCPCR needs to re-look at it As dignified by ENDIRA JAISENG Thus, NCPCR as been at the forefront to protect & promote. More support is collaboration needed to timely reflect its intent.

— KIRAN KAMATE · AIR 53

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KIRAN KAMATE

AIR 532025

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Welfare Schemes for Vulnerable Sections - Performance, Mechanisms, Laws and Institutions

National Commission for Protection of Child Rights

NCPCR's Challenges

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