India Child Protection (ICP) is a civil society organization, established in 2005, working in the area of child protection in India. Our mission is to identify and scale sustainable solutions to strengthen the child protection ecosystem by promoting coordinated and strategic efforts, building capacity, publishing ground breaking grassroots and policy research, leveraging grassroots expertise, and utilising technology.

ICP aims to tackle the growing instances of Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Material (CSEAM) and other forms of child exploitation including child trafficking and child marriage in India. ICP operates at the ground level with a partner-driven approach.

It is a strategic partner of the Just Rights for Children (JRC), founded by child rights activist and lawyer, Mr. Bhuwan Ribhu, who has been instrumental in shaping India’s legal and policy landscape for child protection. His work has led to landmark judicial interventions, including a Supreme Court judgment in September 2024 to combat CSEAM, resulting from a case filed by him. 

ICP  works in close collaboration with stakeholders like government departments, law enforcement agencies, civil society organizations, educational institutions, and judiciary to tackle the growing instances of child exploitation in India. Currently, ICP is working in 416 districts in 29 states & UTs across the country