The Ministry of Women and Child Affairs has urged the public and media organizations to refrain from sharing photographs, video footage, or personal information of children affected by the recent disaster, stressing that such actions could seriously compromise their identity and privacy.
The Ministry of Women and Child Affairs has urged the public and media organizations to refrain from sharing photographs, video footage, or personal information of children affected by the recent disaster, stressing that such actions could seriously compromise their identity and privacy.
In a statement, the Ministry warned that the circulation of sensitive material may expose children to risks, including exploitation by traffickers and other criminal groups. Officials emphasized that protecting the dignity and safety of children is a collective responsibility, especially during emergency situations.
The Ministry further cautioned that strict legal action will be taken against individuals or groups who misuse such information to engage in child exploitation, trafficking, or any related criminal activities. Authorities called on the public and media to act responsibly and adhere to child protection laws and ethical standards when reporting on disaster-affected communities.
