Dr. Tahir Rufayee, National Chairman of the National Foundation for Journalism and Media (NFJM), greeted the nation on Universal Children’s Day, highlighting the vital obligation to protect every child’s rights and dignity. This observance serves as a pivotal reminder to reaffirm our commitment to the future of our youth.
In his address, Dr. Rufayee described children as the foundation of our society, representing hope and strength for the nation. He stressed the essential need for a nurturing environment where children can thrive. “We must unite as a society to ensure every child has access to quality education, health care, and emotional support,” he stated emphatically.
Dr. Rufayee pointed out that the media holds a critical responsibility in advocating for children’s issues. He noted that responsible journalism has the power to shine a light on the challenges children face, urging journalists to prioritize ethical coverage of child welfare. “Informed reporting can transform lives and foster a compassionate community,” he said.
The NFJM leader reiterated the foundation’s commitment to elevate discussions around child protection and welfare. He called on media professionals to engage with local communities, focusing on initiatives that support children’s rights and health.
As Universal Children’s Day prompts reflection, Dr. Rufayee extends heartfelt greetings to citizens across the country. He urges everyone to come together in reaffirming their dedication to building a safer world for children. “Let’s create an environment where dreams can flourish, and every child feels valued and empowered,” he concluded.