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1.5 Million Children At Risk Amid Safe Scroll Dela...

1.5 Million Children At Risk Amid Safe Scroll Dela...
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  • ISLAMABAD : No new government notification on child online safety was issued in the last 24 hours, but pressure to implement the Safe Scroll commitments continues to build.
  • *THE 5-POINT AGENDA: WHAT WAS PROMISED VS WHAT IS DONE* The agenda was finalized on October 12 during an 8-hour Safe Scroll Dialogue at Mövenpick Islamabad, attended by the Ministry of Human Rights, Child Protection Bureau Punjab, UNICEF and UNFPA: 1.
  • *PUNJAB CHILD PROTECTION BUREAU* On the directions of Chairperson Sarah Ahmed, *16 children were rescued* from an unregistered orphanage in Multan and taken into protective custody.

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ISLAMABAD : No new government notification on child online safety was issued in the last 24 hours, but pressure to implement the Safe Scroll commitments continues to build.

*THE 5-POINT AGENDA: WHAT WAS PROMISED VS WHAT IS DONE*

The agenda was finalized on October 12 during an 8-hour Safe Scroll Dialogue at Mövenpick Islamabad, attended by the Ministry of Human Rights, Child Protection Bureau Punjab, UNICEF and UNFPA:

1. Integration of all child helplines into *1121*
2. Declaring online child abuse a non-compoundable offence
3. Single video forensic interview as admissible evidence and 90-day fast-track child courts
4. 10% mandatory public service airtime on TV channels (2 hours 24 minutes per day)
5. Digital literacy in the national school curriculum

Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 30, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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