Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Assam Police Holds Dialogue to Improve Child Protection
Imagine the police and other important people in Assam are having a big meeting to help protect kids.
They talked about how to work better together to keep children safe and make sure they get the help they need.
The police have a special program with UNICEF and a group called UTSAH.
Everyone at the meeting, including judges and government leaders, agreed that protecting children is super important.
They want to make sure kids get justice and the care they deserve.
Assam Police hosted a state-level dialogue focused on child protection.
The dialogue aimed to strengthen coordination within the child protection system.
The Sishu Mitra Programme, in partnership with UTSAH and UNICEF, was highlighted.
Justice Kaushik Goswami emphasized the importance of child protection as a constitutional duty.
The dialogue included participation from various stakeholders, including judges and government officials.
- Who
- Assam Police, along with various stakeholders including judges, government officials, and representatives from organizations like UNICEF and UTSAH.
- What
- A State-Level Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue on child protection.
- When
- August 2
- Where
- Guwahati, Assam
- Why
- To strengthen coordination and bridge gaps in the child protection system, ensuring justice and rehabilitation for children.
- Event
- State-Level Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue
- Organized by
- Assam Police
- Focus
- Child Protection
- Partners
- UTSAH and UNICEF
- Chief Guest
- Justice Kaushik Goswami
- Key Objective
- Strengthening child protection systems
- Initiative Name
- Sishu Mitra Programme