Centre for Child Rights, UILS

Empowering young minds with knowledge is one of the most powerful steps toward prevention and protection. The Centre for Child Rights (CFCR), Chandigarh organized a meaningful visit to Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector-16, Chandigarh regarding the ‘Awareness on Sexual Abuse’ where students of Classes 8 and 9 participated in an interactive awareness session on sexual abuse and child safety. The session focused on helping young students understand the concept of safe and unsafe touch, recognizing warning signs, and encouraging them to speak up without fear.

Through open conversations, real-life examples, and engaging discussions, the aim was to create a safe space where students could learn about their rights, personal boundaries, and the importance of seeking help when needed.Educating children today helps build a safer and more informed society tomorrow.

Greetings UILS,

The *Centre for Child Rights (CFCR)* is delighted to unveil the *Brochure-cum-Rulebook* for the Academic Competition under *INSIGHT 2.0.*

As part of this edition, CFCR proudly presents three enriching formats:
⚖️ *Case Commentary*
🖋️ *Policy Drafting*
📚 *Article Writing*

These competitions aim to foster critical engagement with issues surrounding child rights, justice, and welfare, nurturing a spirit of research, reform, and advocacy among students.

Explore the themes, submission process, and evaluation criteria detailed in the Brochure-cum-Rulebook, and prepare to showcase your analytical and drafting acumen.

Join us in this pursuit of knowledge, advocacy, and meaningful reform!

Warm regards,
Centre for Child Rights (CFCR)
University Institute of Legal Studies,
Panjab University, Chandigarh