CRM is a group of civil society organizations which was established with a mission to create an enabling environment for the children through collective advocacy on child rights issues. Our mission is “TO CREATE AN ENABLING ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN THROUGH COLLECTIVE ADVOCACY ON CHILD RIGHTS ISSUES.” CRM’s objective is to deal exploitative and abusive situation of children in Pakistan, a group of like minded NGOs realized that there is an urgent need to start a child rights movement in the country to tackle the widespread violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation of children. The movement could not be created without the active participation of all civil society actors coming together on a single forum. It is also important to note that countries where comparative progress has been made to address children's issues have done it through strong civil society advocacy monitoring and by working collectively towards a common goal. The Child Rights Movement (CRM) was established with the aim to work jointly for the promotion and protection of child rights in Pakistan.
In this section you can access online versions of some of our publications. We publish a wide variety of information, most of which are available to download free of charge. These include reports, case studies, newsletters, research reports and programme reviews.
Our events occur according to our work plan and those which are decided by the general body meetings. We uploaded the details of our events organized by CRM.
CRM is the consortium of 180 member organization, who are working for the protection of children rights in Pakistan. However, any ordinary citizen with interest and commitment towards children’s rights and protection can also join as individuals. Similarly, doctors, lawyers, professionals from media and academia etc. can also join the forum. It will be ensured that a working relationship with the other relevant coalitions is maintained.
CRM principally working in the field of advocacy. We are also working for the enactment of pending bills for the rights of children in Pakistan and to create awareness for the rights of children.
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