Explore the transformative "Federal Child Rights Act 2003" enacted to safeguard children's rights and their best interests. Passed in 2003, this comprehensive legal document ensures the best interest of a child, encompassing rights such as survival and development, freedom of association, thought, and religion, privacy, freedom from discrimination, dignity, health, education, and more. Dive into these regulations that cover critical aspects like parental care, protection, special measures, child labor, abduction, emergency protection, maintenance, custody, fostering, adoption, and the establishment of family courts. Discover how this law protects children from sexual abuse, exploitation, and other forms of harm while addressing issues like hawking, begging, prostitution, and the rights of refugee children. Download now to empower yourself with knowledge on child protection and advocacy.