Nobel a comma, not a full stop in my mission: Kailash Satyarthi to TOI on Facebook

Nobel Peace Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi, who recently launched Full Stop, a national campaign against child sexual abuse, interacted with Facebook users on Friday.
"Nobel Prize is a comma in my work not a full stop in my mission," he said, in response to a question posted by the Times of India.
TOI asked: Do you feel that the global attention and demands of your time after you got the Nobel Prize have left you with lesser time for the core causes that you would like to focus on?

"It is the responsibility of government, corporates, civil society as a whole, to work towards giving this fundamental right to every child," Satyarthi said, in response to a question by TOI’s Rajesh Kalra.


Full Stop's goal is to raise awareness about child sexual abuse as well as to empower and educate survivors and child victims and their loved ones. They also provide resources for teachers, social workers, medical professionals and the police.