Garhwal, Uttarakhand, India – 14 November 2025
The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation) proudly marked Children’s Day in Garhwal, Uttarakhand, reaffirming its global commitment to protecting children’s rights, promoting education, and strengthening the dignity and well-being of young people.
The celebration was carried out with the support of IHRC volunteer Mrs. Nidhi Mesi, under the initiative of the Kingdom of Heaven Child Care Mission, who dedicated meaningful time to children in the region—offering joy, encouragement and emotional support on this special day.
Mrs. Mesi expressed deep gratitude for the opportunity to serve the community, stating:
“It is a blessing to be among children and to uplift them on this special day. Thank God. May God bless you all. Thank you, Lord. I am grateful for this opportunity to collaborate with the International Human Rights Commission.”
Strengthening the Rights and Well-Being of Children
As part of IHRC’s global mission, the event highlighted key principles of children’s rights, including:
- The right to education, grounded in Article 26 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
- The right to protection, care and development, in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).
- The right to dignity and emotional well-being, especially for children in vulnerable environments.
- The importance of community-driven child support initiatives, strengthening local engagement in human rights advocacy.
The activities conducted in Garhwal served as a reminder that every child, regardless of their socio-economic circumstances, has the right to learning, safety, affection and opportunities for growth.
Acknowledgements and Leadership Contributions
IHRC expresses profound appreciation to:
H.E. Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan
IHRC Ambassador for Peace, High Commissioner, MNVC, SMM, IHRC
For his continuous commitment to human rights defenders and steadfast support for humanitarian and educational initiatives throughout India.
Special recognition is also extended to:
Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik
IHRC Corporation Secretary-General, Peacemaker
For his distinguished leadership, strategic vision and guidance that enable IHRC’s global humanitarian engagements.
H.E. Dawid Szabłowski
Head of IHRC Press Department
For ensuring effective, transparent and responsible media communication in support of IHRC humanitarian actions worldwide.
IHRC’s Ongoing Commitment
The International Human Rights Commission remains unwavering in its mission to promote:
- the protection and empowerment of children worldwide,
- access to equitable and quality education,
- the defence of fundamental human rights,
- humanitarian cooperation driven by dignity, compassion and inclusiveness.
By standing alongside communities across India, IHRC continues to advocate for a safer, more just and more nurturing environment for every child.
Reported by:
H.E. Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan
IHRC Ambassador for Peace
High Commissioner, MNVC, SMM, IHRC
IHRC Press Journalist
Cette initiative est un exemple concret et inspirant de l’action nécessaire en faveur des droits de l’enfant. Elle illustre parfaitement le rôle pivot du travail social communautaire : aller vers les plus vulnérables pour traduire les principes des droits humains en protections tangibles. En tant que gestionnaire de projets, elle renforce ma conviction que notre plaidoyer et nos pratiques doivent viser un seul but : garantir dignité, sécurité et bien-être à tout enfant, sans exception. C’est ce type d’action qui forge notre engagement futur.
This initiative by the International Human Rights Commission is truly commendable. As a social work undergraduate, I see this celebration not only as a Children’s Day event, but as a powerful reminder of our collective responsibility to uphold every child’s right to education, protection, dignity, and emotional well-being. Community-based efforts like this play a vital role in reaching children in vulnerable settings and reinforcing child protection at the grassroots level. Such humanitarian actions inspire future social workers to actively engage in advocacy, child welfare, and rights-based practice, ensuring that no child is left behind and that human rights principles are transformed into lived realities for children everywhere.