Indonesia's National Children's Day: Urgency to Build Child Protection Prerequisites
Indonesia marks its 42nd National Children's Day on July 23rd, highlighting the urgent need for the state to strengthen child protection frameworks. Calls are growing for the nation to build essential prerequisites for more effective child safeguarding.
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