The exchange program on May 17, 2025, effectively fostered collaboration and shared knowledge among participants from various countries, including the *United States, Ukraine, Vietnam, Korea, Malaysia, Costa Rica, Taiwan, Indonesia, and Brazil*. The program further received help from the active involvement of students from our school, Anupriya, Navya, and Yug Joshi from Grade X, and Jia Bhutani and Disha Chauhan from Grade XI, who contributed to the discussions. It addressed critical issues, including human rights, child protection, and Sustainable Development Goals 16 and 17. Led by the UN representative ,*Ms. Najla Nassif Palma, the United Nations Victims' Rights Advocate*, participants learned strategies to combat sexual abuse and child maltreatment, explored the victim-centered approach, and gained clarity on the rights of those affected. The program encouraged student interaction as they engaged in discussions reflecting their perspectives. Furthermore, it successfully achieved its goals by expanding participants' global awareness and deepening their understanding of these crucial issues.