Child protection activist Menue Bainda has criticized Managing Director Mo Ali and the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection, urging parents and guardians to consider legal action over what she described as the exposure of children to risks.
Bainda made the comments while reacting to concerns surrounding an initiative involving children and public officials.
“Our book people can really full mouth o. I wish we had a justice system for everyone so some parents/guardians of these children can sue you and the Ministry of Gender for exposing their children to risks,” Bainda said.
The activist’s remarks raise concerns about the protection and safety of children participating in public activities and programs involving government institutions.
Bainda’s call for possible legal action appears to focus on whether adequate safeguards were put in place to protect the children involved.
Her comments also underscore broader concerns about the responsibility of government agencies and officials to ensure that children are protected from potential harm when participating in public programs or activities.
The specific circumstances surrounding the children referenced by Bainda, including the nature of the alleged risks, were not detailed in her statement.
The remarks come amid ongoing public discussions about child protection, government accountability and the responsibilities of institutions working with vulnerable children.
