According to the Kerala Child Rights Commission, the increasing stray dog attacks violate the following rights: 1. Right to Life and Safety: Children have the right to live in a safe environment and be protected from harm. The rising number of stray dog attacks puts their lives and safety at risk. 2. Right to Physical and Mental Health: Stray dog attacks can lead to physical injuries, including bites and scratches, causing pain and distress. This can affect a child's physical and mental well-being. 3. Right to Education: The fear of stray dog attacks may prevent children from attending school or engaging in outdoor activities, thus hindering their right to education and overall development. 4. Right to Play and Recreation: Children have the right to play and engage in recreational activities for their growth and development. Fear of stray dog attacks can restrict their ability to enjoy outdoor play. 5. Right to Protection: Stray dog attacks violate a child's right to protection from all forms of abuse, neglect, and exploitation. It is the duty of the State to ensure their safety and take appropriate measures to address this issue. The Kerala Child Rights Commission highlights that the increasing stray dog attacks undermine these fundamental rights of children and calls for immediate action to address the issue.