

On June 27, the annual Menstrual Hygiene Day was celebrated at Sapphire Hotel during an event organized by YWCA. ACLIC members played a leading role throughout the program by confidently hosting the event, facilitating an engaging panel discussion with representatives from relevant ministries, and presenting educational literature on menstrual hygiene.The event focused on raising awareness about menstrual health, breaking the stigma surrounding menstruation, and highlighting the challenges many girls and women face in managing their periods with dignity. Through meaningful discussions and active participation, the program emphasized the importance of collective action in creating a more informed, supportive, and period-friendly world for everyone.


On Saturday, June 20, ACLIC members participated in a training on the effective use of social media for child rights advocacy. The training aimed to strengthen participants' knowledge and skills in media advocacy, media literacy, and responsible digital engagement.During the session, participants learned how to use social media platforms to raise awareness of child rights issues, engage audiences effectively, and advocate responsibly while safeguarding the protection and best interests of children. The training also highlighted the role of media as a powerful tool for influencing public opinion, promoting child rights, and driving positive social change.The training enhanced the capacity of ACLIC members to use digital platforms strategically and ethically in their advocacy efforts, contributing to stronger child rights promotion and protection initiatives