Every Child.
Every Right.

The most basic right. If a child is not alive or healthy, no other right matters.

• Identity: Right to be born, have a name, and nationality.
• Nutrition: Right to adequate food and clean water to prevent stunting.
• Health: Access to vaccines, doctors, and sanitation.

Rights that allow a child to reach their full potential and not just 'survive'.

• Education: Free and compulsory schooling (RTE Act).
• Play: Right to leisure, recreation, and cultural activities.
• Early Care: Emotional and social development support.

Shielding children from harm at home, school, or work.

• Abuse: Protection from physical, emotional, and sexual violence (POCSO).
• Labor: Freedom from hazardous work and exploitation.
• Neglect: Protection from abandonment or drug abuse.

Children are not objects. They have a voice that must be heard.

• Expression: Freedom to express opinions without fear.
• Decision Making: Involvement in matters affecting their life.
• Information: Access to information appropriate for their age.