Students of government high school at Dhangarwadi, Karimnagar, attend an awareness programme on Child-Friendly Legal Services on Saturday. Photo | Express
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The programme aimed to equip students with knowledge of their rights and the assistance available to protect their wellbeing

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KARIMNAGAR: An awareness programme on “Child-Friendly Legal Services” was organised for students of the Government High School at Mankammathota (Dhangarwadi) in Karimnagar on Saturday under the aegis of the Karimnagar District Legal Services Authority.

The programme aimed to educate students about their legal rights and the support mechanisms available for their protection and welfare.

It was conducted by the Juvenile Legal Services Wing under the directions of the the Authority’s Chairman and District Principal Judge, S Shiva Kumar, and the guidance of its Secretary and Judge, K Rani.

Panel lawyers, including Chitti Chandra Prakash Reddy, addressed the students and created awareness about children’s rights, child safety, free legal aid services, prevention of child marriages, legal protection available to acid attack victims, and important provisions of the POCSO Act, 2012.

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