Child rights meeting held in New Delhi

PUNE: The Second High Level Meeting (HLM) on South-South Cooperation for Child Rights in Asia and the Pacific was held recently in New Delhi. The meeting brought together delegates from 33 countries of the region to discuss and share the progress, experience, problems and challenges in the survival, protection, development and participation of the nearly 1.2 billion children in the region. The 'New Delhi Declaration on South-South Cooperation for Child Rights in Asia and Pacific' has been adopted.

Speaking on the occasion Krishna Tirath, minister of state (independent charge), ministry of women and child development said that such high level meetings provide an opportunity to reaffirm our commitment towards child rights and recognizing that child rights are fundamental to all cultures and societies and are crucial to children's growth and upbringing. It is also a reaffirmation of our belief that child survival, development, protection and participation are vital for the growth of the country.

Though the meeting focused on three crucial themes of adolescence, early childhood care and development and urban settings, the delegates said that they recognise that the rights of children are interrelated and interdependent and each one of them is equally important and fundamental to the well-being and dignity of the child.

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