Dr. Tahir Rufayee, National Chairman of the National Foundation for Journalism and Media (NFJM), greeted the nation warmly on Universal Children’s Day, celebrating this important occasion as a reminder of our collective responsibility towards protecting children’s rights.
Observed annually on November 20, Universal Children’s Day serves as a powerful call to action for all citizens. Dr. Rufayee emphasized that children represent the hope and strength of the nation. He stated, “It is essential to ensure that our children grow in safe, nurturing, and supportive environments.”
Rufayee outlined how society must unite to safeguard children’s education, health, and emotional well-being. “Together, we can create a future where every child feels protected, valued, and empowered to achieve their dreams,” he asserted.
Highlighting a critical dimension of this cause, Dr. Rufayee discussed the media’s significant role in championing child welfare. He urged responsible journalism to draw meaningful attention to the issues impacting children and help cultivate a more aware and compassionate society. “The media must rally around ethical coverage that puts child welfare at the forefront,” he said.
Dr. Rufayee’s message resonated deeply, encouraging ongoing commitment from all sectors of society to advocate for children’s rights. He reassured the public of NFJM’s dedication to ethical journalism and promoting issues that matter to children.
As the nation observes Universal Children’s Day, it offers an opportunity for both a reflection and a renewed dedication to ensuring every child receives the support and love necessary for a bright future.
