Frontier Women Alliance for Inclusive Development is proud to be part of the national dialogue on Ending Violence Against Children (EVAC)organized by the Ministry of Human Rights, UNICEF Pakistan, and World Health Organization Pakistan.

Through this consultation, Frontier Women Alliance for Inclusive Development (FWAID) worked to bridge critical inclusion gaps by ensuring meaningful participation of children, particularly girls from grassroots communities, and girls with disabilities across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan whose voices are often missing from policy spaces. Their lived experiences and recommendations highlighted the urgent need for stronger safeguarding systems, digital safety, and protection mechanisms for children facing violence, exploitation, and exclusion.

The consultation reinforced Pakistan’s commitments under the Convention on the Rights of the Child CRC, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women CEDAW, and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities CRPD, while emphasizing evidence-based prevention approaches under the World Health Organization to create safer homes, schools, communities, and digital spaces for every child.

Children’s voices must remain at the center of policies, systems, and solutions because no child should be left behind. ChildRights EVAC Inclusion GirlsRights DisabilityInclusion FWAID Pakistan