On the occasion of World Day for the Prevention of Child Abuse, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah highlighted the significance of the day, which is observed annually on November 19.

This year’s theme, “Emerging Technologies: Opportunities and Threats to Protecting Children from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse,” focuses on the challenges and opportunities posed by technology in safeguarding children.

CM Shah highlighted that while technology has simplified many aspects of life, it also introduces new risks, particularly for children.

“We must raise awareness about the dangers technology poses to children, while also exploring how it can be used as a tool for their protection,” he said.

The CM urged that both parents and teachers must educate children on the responsible use of technology to prevent exploitation.

He reaffirmed Sindh government’s commitment to utilizing all available resources and legal measures to protect children from abuse and exploitation.

“We must create a safe environment for our children, where they can grow with dignity and freedom,” Shah stressed, noting that the essential role of parents and educational institutions in shaping a brighter future for Pakistan.

“The future of our country lies in the hands of our children, and it is our collective responsibility to ensure their safety and well-being,” the CM concluded.