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Where we work
We are a global civil society network with offices in New Delhi, Kathmandu, Nairobi, London and Washington DC.

460,000+
Child Marriages prevented or stopped in India
122,000+
Children rescued from trafficking in India
2 million+
Vulnerable families linked to government support
in India

The Note in the
Drop Box
This is the story of a girl who fought for her ownfuture, and won.

From Child Marriage to International Relations: Her Future, Reclaimed
Rosilla was nine years old when she was forced into marriage with a man more than four times her age.

India's Campaign on Wheels against Child Marriage
In India, when a bride enters her new home for the first time, she is welcomed with an Aarti.


SUPREME COURT RULING ON CHILD MARRIAGE
The Supreme Court of India has made a vital judgment on child marriage : The Court ruled that India’s child marriage laws must be enforced using a prevention, protection, and prosecution model, as advocated by Just Rights for Children . The landmark judgment also made a recommendation for the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act (PCMA) to be amended to make the standalone act of the betrothal of children illegal . The ruling was the result of a petition filed by JRC partners, So


SUPREME COURT RULES THAT ALL STATES AND UTs TO ENSURE IMPLEMENTATION OF SCHOOL SAFETY GUIDELINES
On September 24, 2024, another step forward for child protection was achieved after a ruling was handed down by the Supreme Court on school safety. Following a petition made by Just Rights for Children partner, Bachpan Bachao Andolan (BBA), the Supreme Court ruled that states and UTs must ensure that the Ministry of Education's Guidelines on School Safety and Security are implemented. To date, only five states have worked to implement these guidelines. The School Safety and S


277 JUST RIGHTS FOR CHILDREN PARTNERS JOIN STRATEGIC PLANNING MEETING AND TRAINING
At the beginning of September, 277 partners met to collectively plan the next stages of the program and participate in trainings during a three-day session in Delhi. Progress updates were provided by each partner, and the setting enabled the partners to assess broader progress on child marriage, child trafficking, and child sexual abuse interventions across states and Union territories. Senior representatives from the Ministry of Women and Child Development joined the worksho
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