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Botswana launches child-friendly policing documentary

Commissioner Dinah Marathe
Commissioner Dinah Marathe

In a significant step towards creating a safer environment for children, the Botswana Police Service, in collaboration with UNICEF, has launched a documentary showcasing its child-friendly policing initiatives.

The documentary, 'Child-Friendly Policing: A Step Forward', highlights the critical role law enforcement plays in ensuring justice and protection for young ones. The documentary showcases its child-friendly policing initiatives, highlighting the critical role of law enforcement. It marks a significant milestone in the country's journey towards creating a safer, more supportive environment for children.

Speaking at the launch, Dr Kimanzi Muthengi emphasised that protecting children is both a moral obligation and a strategic investment in Botswana's future.

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