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Disclosing information that compromises a child's dignity following any incident is a violation of their fundamental rights: Health Ministry
The Ministry of Health, Family and Social Welfare urged the public not to circulate information that could compromise the dignity of a minor named in an alleged sexual abuse case involving a person in a position of trust. The Ministry cited Article 35 of the Constitution and Article 33 of the Child Rights Protection Act, which bar disclosure of children's identifying details across media platforms.
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Disclosing information that compromises a child's dignity following any incident is a violation of their fundamental rights: Health Ministry