National Children's Month


CHILDREN FIRST, SAFE FUTURE

To ensure the safety of every child in 2026, the Philippine government has shifted from reactive measures to a proactive, "whole-of-nation" defense system. Central to this strategy is the implementation of the Philippine Strategic Plan Against OSAEC-CSAEM (2025–2028), which coordinates various agencies to fast-track the investigation and prosecution of online predators while mandating internet service providers to block harmful content. This framework, supported by Republic Act No. 11930, effectively removes legal barriers—such as wiretapping restrictions—for law enforcement officers conducting undercover operations to rescue children from digital exploitation.

The government has also institutionalized 24/7 protection through the MAKABATA Helpline 1383, a dedicated "one-stop" system for reporting child rights violations. By calling or messaging 1383, victims and witnesses receive immediate crisis intervention and are linked to local social workers and legal advocates. This system is now being expanded at the grassroots level, with more barangays receiving specialized training to identify "red flags" and provide safe spaces for children within their own communities.

Furthermore, the state is investing in the digital resilience of the youth through the Department of Education (DepEd) and the National Privacy Commission (NPC). These agencies conduct regional caravans and school-based sessions to teach children how to recognize online grooming and secure their personal data. By combining these strict legal consequences with accessible reporting tools and nationwide education, the government aims to transform the internet from a site of peril into a safe environment where every Filipino child can thrive.

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