INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
sanctions on efforts towards advancing children's rights in Iran.Askar Jalalian, presented Iran's fourth report on children's rights during
children's rights is not just a legal duty but a deeply embedded value within our system," Jalalian stated.One of the key highlights of his
presentation was the adoption of the "Law on the Protection of Children and Adolescents" in recent years, which he called a landmark
This law, along with its executive regulations currently under development, lays the groundwork for improving child welfare and safeguarding
authority overseeing the Convention on the Rights of the Children in Iran
This role includes the coordination of efforts across various sectors, both governmental and non-governmental, to ensure compliance with
These committees, working alongside a national council, have been tasked with overseeing the execution of child protection policies and
ensuring that the rights of children are upheld in every corner of the nation.Despite these significant strides, Jalalian also underscored
advance children's rights
areas such as education, healthcare, and social services, which are critical to the well-being of the nation's youth.In conclusion, while
recognizing the progress made, Jalalian called for international cooperation and understanding, urging that sanctions be lifted to allow
Iran to better meet its obligations and ensure a brighter, safer future for all children in the country.
