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Child Protection

Keeping children safe from violence, neglect and exploitation

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Up to 56 per cent of online child sexual exploitation and abuse in Indonesia goes undisclosed and unreported, according to new survey

On National Children’s Day, the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and Child Protection and UNICEF launch 3-year programme to promote child safety online

Marta (10) with her little brother (2).

After losing her father, Marta’s life is forever changed.

UNICEF and partners continue to provide psychosocial support to children who have lost their parents and caregivers during the pandemic.

Social worker Ana Yuliani (centre) assists a father to register his child in Tulungagung District, East Java Province.

Issuing Birth Certificates to Vulnerable Indonesian Children

Government agencies and social workers join forces to provide birth certificates for children from vulnerable communities

A girl participates in an IG Live

Safe Online Initiative supports UNICEF to advance efforts to end online child sexual exploitation and abuse

Hayfa, 12, studies in her room at home.

Surviving Double Loss in the Wake of COVID-19

Many children in Indonesia have to survive the double jeopardy of losing parents to work and the coronavirus.

Dr. Sarifa Suhra, a female Islamic cleric and postgraduate lecturer at the Islamic State Institute of Bone.

Ending Child Marriage, One Sermon at a Time

A female cleric stands up against child marriage in rural Indonesia.

Coping with COVID-19

Coping with COVID-19

Adolescent girls around the world film their lives under lockdown.

24 February 2022

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine M. Russell on children in Ukraine

A student poses

25 January 2022

Indonesia 2021 Key Results

The 2021 key results from UNICEF Indonesia

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UNICEF Indonesia Result Card 2021 (PDF, 1 MB)