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The meeting focused on strengthening the institutional framework for addressing missing children, child trafficking, child rescue, restoration, rehabilitation and inter-agency coordination. The action points approved by the Supreme Court were deliberated in detail to ensure effective implementation at the district level.
Among those present were representatives of the Anti Human Trafficking Unit, Special Juvenile Police Unit, District Child Protection Unit, Child Welfare Committee and the Department of Women and Child Development.
During the deliberations, emphasis was laid on enhancing coordination among all stakeholder departments, ensuring prompt response in cases involving missing and trafficked children, improving rehabilitation mechanisms for victims and adopting a child-centric approach in accordance with the Supreme Court's directions.
The Principal District and Sessions Judge directed all departments concerned to implement the approved action points in close collaboration for safeguarding the rights and welfare of children.
