Every child has the right to live in a loving nurturing environment, free from violence, child abuse and child exploitation. ICRM will help raise educational programs and awareness to help reinforce safe family and community living for the benefits of children. ICRM values family and community living and will work together with families and children to prevent children from separating from families unless the family-environment harms the child.

Every child has the right to life, and that includes having access to healthcare, food, clothing, clean water, electricity and a safe environment to live. The ICRM will ensure that vulnerable children learn healthy habits in their homes and schools to help decrease preventable health conditions. The ICRM will also offer and encourage children to have physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual health support if needed.

Every child has the right to be protected from abuse, exploitation, trafficking, sexual abuse, and any form of child right violations. The ICRM will empower vulnerable children on how to seek legal and medical help if they get abused. ICRM will ensure children can complain to third parties, get child abuse compensation and taking practical steps toward rebuilding their lives. ICRM will work with local Child Protection Committees (CPC) to help monitor and report child rights violations.

Every child is different through their defining characteristics of race, ethnicity, gender, sex, disability, culture, faith, social position, interest and achievement. A sense of identity shapes a child’s self-image, provides a sense of belonging and fosters caring for others. Most children derive self-worth, self-confidence, self-expression and pride from understanding their identity. However, in some communities, children’s identities are questioned and threatened, affecting their probability of a brighter future. ICRM will allow children to understand their identity and difference, which can help decrease child social injustices, and enable opportunities for equity and a fair world for every child.

Every child has the right to freely express themselves, share their thoughts and opinions without infringing on the freedom of others. The ICRM will provide spaces and resources for children to engage in open dialogue and critical thinking on matters that affect them. This could involve ICRM creating discussion groups, debating clubs, and providing access to books and other materials that encourage independent thinking.

Every child has the right to education. ICRM will reach out to disadvantaged children to ensure their right to free primary education is protected and highly upheld within their communities. ICRM will create opportunities where children can learn about their responsibilities in their communities. ICRM will teach children the importance of developing skills, talent discovery, and learning to respect others’ autonomy, rights and differences.

Every child has a right to access free information through various means. This will allow children to access educational resources and keep up to date with news and current events in the country and the globe at large.

Every child has a right to privacy. Children’s personal information, communication, reputation and family life must be protected.

Every child has the right to rest, play and to engage in cultural and creative art that is unpopular or controversial. The CRM will provide opportunities for children to participate in artistic activities such as music, dance, and theatre. This will help them to develop their creativity and self-expression

Every child victim has a right to receive legal support and fair treatment from the government and community. The ICRM is geared at supporting children’s victims who suffer abuse, neglect, or other forms of mistreatment in order to restore their identity and dignity. This could involve setting up a fund providing financial assistance to children victims and their families affected by child rights violations.

Every child has the right to know their child rights. The government is responsible to ensure that children know about their rights. ICRM aims to advocate for governments to enact and enforce laws protecting child rights of children. This could involve ICRM engaging with policymakers and partnering with other organisations to raise awareness of child rights and child rights issues.