Final answer:
Child-centered protection measures aim to protect children with minimal interference. Non-invasive interventions that respect freedom and choice can be used to minimize disruption.
Step-by-step explanation:
Violence against children threatens not only children’s survival and health but also their emotional well-being and future prospects. Violence against children is widespread and pervasive and remains a harsh reality for millions of children in India. Over half of the world’s children have experienced severe violence and 64 per cent of these are in South Asia.
In the context of protecting children, interventions should aim to produce the least amount of interference. This can be achieved by implementing child-centered protection measures that prioritize the well-being and best interests of the child. One approach is to adopt non-invasive interventions that minimize disruption and respect the freedom and choice of everyone involved.