A panel discussion, moderated by Dr. Mehek Naeem, Member Punjab NCRC, featured representatives from UNHCR, the Commissionerate for Afghan Refugees, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Child Protection and Welfare Commission, and the Balochistan Social Welfare Department. The panel highlighted both challenges and opportunities in advancing child rights in displacement contexts. Speaking at the launch, NCRC Chairperson Senator Ayesha Raza Farooq emphasized that every child, regardless of background or ethnicity, deserves dignity and the opportunity to thrive. We will use this evidence to advocate for removing legal barriers to essential services, strengthen referral mechanisms, and promote inclusive child protection systems,” she stated. The NCRC reaffirmed its commitment to working with Federal and provincial governments, civil society, and international partners to ensure no child remains invisible or left behind.