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The Baap Wali Baat is a part of the #ItStartsWithMe campaign by UNICEF India and has been created to empower people to educate their daughters. It is time to #ENDviolence against children, including child marriage. The objective is to challenge people’s thinking about issues like violence against girls, protection of girls’ rights, their dignity and safety in the community and to evoke a sense of pride amongst men who stand up for the dignity and equal rights of girls in their local area. #ENDviolence is a movement that we hope you will become a part of. With the high rate of crime against children and women, it is important that we as a society do something about it. And the time to take action is now! #ItStartsWithMe youtu.be/-I1_nMOh3fc

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