Raising awareness and prevention
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The Council of Europe Convention on Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse, also known as “the Lanzarote Convention”, requires criminalisation of all kinds of sexual offences against children. It sets out that states in Europe and beyond shall adopt specific legislation and take measures to prevent sexual violence, to protect child victims and to prosecute perpetrators.
Barnahus (Icelandic for “a house for children”) is a leading model in Europe for child-friendly, multidisciplinary and interagency response to child victims and witnesses of violence.
Training kit to prevent and react to situations of potential sexual violence against children and young people in sport.
Parenting in the 21st century is challenging at the best of times. Today’s children grow up in the fastchanging digital age, a new world in which parents may be poorly equipped or are barely keeping up. The Parenting in The Digital Age guide offers concrete guidance on dealing with this matter.
Protecting children online: 6 short tutorials by Elizabeth Milovidov.
Kiko and the Hand is aimed for children to educate the underwear rule for children aged 4 - 7 years.
Kiko and the Hand helps children understand that their bodies belongs to them, that there are good and bad secrets and good and bad touches.
This bedtime book "Kiko and the Manymes" is to explain children 4 to 7 a few basic rules on the use of screens and the importance of protecting their image and privacy.
Brochure for parents on Child sexual exploitation online: tips to protect children 4-7 years
This three page illustrated leaflet 'I have rights' presents children's rights in child-friendly language creating three, easy to understand, clusters of rights. It outlines the relationship between the child and her/his state, along with the role of international organisations in protecting the rights of the child. Finally it explains the options available to children if their rights are not respected.
"Tell someone you trust" offers children aged between 9 and 13, the possibility to understand through one girl’s story, what sexual violence is and how children can be protected from it.
"Tell someone you trust" video
The "passport to your rights" is a passport created for all children. It allows children enter in the world of their rights in a playful manner, explaining their basic rights, as well as the relationship with the states, or the role of international organisations. It should be their first passport in life.
The "Democracy and human rights. Charter for all" brochure for children explores the principles of human rights and democracy, what we can all do to make them possible, and how education can be of help.
Knowing your rights helps you to protect them and to take an active role in the care you receive.
Raise your hand against smacking Video