#ENDviolence

Violence against children affects the entire community. A child that experiences violence or is bullied will suffer long-term consequences and this, in turn, can have an impact on the future of the communities where they live. It’s important to keep in mind that violence, exploitation and abuse against children can take many forms including:…

BEIJING/NEW YORK, 30 July 2019 – Today on UN International Day of Friendship, UNICEF Ambassador Wang Yuan joins a global call on young people to join a UNICEF digital campaign to choose kindness and #ENDviolence in and around schools. Worldwide, some 150 million students, half of all students 13 to 15 years of age, report having experienced peer-…

Schools should be a safe place for children, a place where they can grow and learn and be with friends. But for many students around the world, this is not the case: Half of the world's teens experience peer violence in and around school. More than 1 in 3 students aged 13–15 experience bullying. Around 1 in 3 students aged 13–15 are involved in…

UNICEF supporters BTS have today - on UN International Day of Friendship - released an exclusive video that calls on young people to brighten someone’s day with kindness, as part of UNICEF’s campaign to #ENDviolence in and around schools.

Tips for students, Young people in Beijing advocate for #ChooseKindness campaign to end violence, on 23rd July, 2019. 4 ways students can encourage kindness in schools How to encourage kindness in school, Tips for parents, Students play a board game to learn mathematics at a school in Yunnan in 2013. Parenting tips for addressing violence against children How to deal with bullying On 7 March 2016, a woman files a report with a counsellor about the sexual abuse of her 4-year-old granddaughter by the girl’s father, at the UNICEF-supported Child Protection Network…, Videos about kindness, Wang Yuan: Say no to bullying Wang Yuan: Say no to bullying BTS LOVE MYSELF Global Campaign Video BTS LOVE MYSELF Global Campaign Video 无视即伤害 Ignorance is harm Back to top, Ways of showing kindness, You can show kindness online or in-person. Below are simple actions you can take to show someone you appreciate him or her. Try it for yourself! Remind someone they are important online. tag a friend Tag your friend in a positive message on Weibo using the hashtag #ChooseKindness DM someone Send someone a direct message telling them why they’re…, #Choosekindness on Weibo, People all over China are tagging others online and reminding them why they’re great. Share your act of kindness with UNICEF by using the hashtag #ChooseKindness. Or search for #ChooseKindness on Weibo to have a look at how others are showing kindness. Finally, help us complete the survey below and share your thoughts on bullying., Go further, Want to bring more kindness into your community? Then stand up and speak out to #ENDviolence. CAMBODIA, Kampong Thom, Baray District, Snor Kley Primary School; Dec. 05, 2017: Long Noeum, grade 6A teacher, Snor Kley Primary School, during interview by UNICEF team. UNICEF/UN0226173/KHOY What communities can do to end violence What communities can do…

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NEW YORK,6 September 2018 – Half of students aged 13 to 15 worldwide – around 150 million – report having experienced peer-to-peer violence in and around school, according to a new report released by UNICEF today. An Everyday Lesson: #ENDviolence in Schools says that peer violence – measured as the number of children who report having been bullied…

NEW YORK, 1 November 2017 – Staggering numbers of children – some as young as 12 months old – are experiencing violence, often by those entrusted to take care of them, UNICEF said in a new report released today. “The harm inflicted on children around the world is truly worrying,” said UNICEF Chief of Child Protection Cornelius Williams. “Babies…

NEW YORK, 5 December 2016 – A powerful new film featuring UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador David Beckham was released today to illustrate the brutal reality that physical and psychological abuse can mark children forever.  During the new 60-second UNICEF film, scenes of violence against children appear as animated tattoos on David Beckham's body. While…

Beijing, 4 March 2016 – The UN System in China welcomed the entering into force of the  Family Violence Law on March 1, marking a  China's Anti-Family Violence Law takes a historical step for child protection significant step  in preventing and protecting victims of family violence in the country. Adopted at the 18 th  Session of the Standing…

Bangkok, 2 June 2015 – Child abuse and violence is costing countries in East Asia and the Pacific around US $209 billion/year, equivalent to 2 percent of the region's GDP, according to newly published research commissioned by UNICEF. This is the first ever costing of child maltreatment in the region and was conducted by a team of global experts…

Beijing, 24 November 2014 – As the world marks the International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls, the UN System in China joins the Government of China in calling for everyone to work together to address the scourge of domestic violence in families. Domestic violence continues to be a global pandemic, with up to 70 per cent…