Child protection issues
In many cases, a child will be exposed to different types of violence, exploitation and abuse, each with their own characteristics.
Changes in legislation,policies, services and social norms can improve the protection of children in multiple ways;
Armed violence reduction
Birth registration
Child labour
Child marriage
Child protection and Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)
Child recruitment by armed forces or armed groups
Child trafficking
Children without parental care
Children with disabilities
Family separation in emergencies
Female genital mutilation/cutting
Gender based violence in emergencies
Justice for children
Landmines and explosive weapons
Psychosocial support and well-being
Sexual violence against children
i was born to serve the children.
Every child needs protection
Every child Must be protected
Every Child Must be known Protected.
Daphrose m.
We are grown for being on the side of children , in building a good and a happy nation lets protect our children
Take the child as yours.
We are grown for being on the side of children , in building a good and a happy nation lets protect our children
Take the child as yours.
As the bible says Mark 10: 13, lets the children come.
As we are old people we have to step in front to protect our children. let it be
Protection of children is our priority in building a lovely world.
Every child must be known ,loved and protected.
Let us speak for children
WE ARE FOR CHILDREN.
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