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Child protection

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Programme
30 March 2020
Child protection
UNICEF is committed to ensuring a safe and inclusive environment for every child.
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Statement
21 February 2023
Stop this horrific tide of violence against children and women
Statement by Christine Muhigana, UNICEF South Africa Representative
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Statement
18 February 2023
Intimidation and harassment of learners must end
Statement by UNICEF South Africa
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Document
08 February 2023
Nkosana Our Brave Hero!
The comic Web Ranger book Volume 2: empowering children to combat mis and disinformation

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Press release
07 February 2023
New comic book launched to empower children to combat mis and disinformation
The 2nd volume of the disinformation comic book; ‘Nkosana Our Brave Hero!’ was produced by children and young people to help their peers overcome today’s deluge of mis and disinformation that circulates on and offline.
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Document
21 December 2022
How to stay healthy and safe after a flood
Important tips for you and your family

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English (PDF, 1 MB)
isiZulu (PDF, 1 MB)
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Press release
25 November 2022
Tennis stars to champion an end to violence against women and children in South Africa
Africa Cares Women’s Tennis Challenge, in partnership with UNICEF South Africa, is bringing some of the world’s leading tennis players to South Africa to inspire positive change through sports to better protect women and children against violence.
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Press release
24 November 2022
New parenting chatbot launched
ParentText aims to provide universal access to evidence-based parenting support
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Statement
23 November 2022
28 children violently attacked in South Africa each day
Statement by UNICEF South Africa Representative, Christine Muhigana
Remarks
16 November 2022
Remarks by UNICEF South Africa Deputy Representative, Muriel Mafico at the roundtable discussion on improving mental health and psychosocial support for adolescents and young people in South Africa
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