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Child protection

Adolescents girl with her friends in a school
Programme
06/21/2018
Child protection with adolescents.
Encouraging and supporting adolescent girls and boys to participate in a safe and peaceful society.
Two friends playing
Programme
06/21/2018
CP in middle childhood
Children need knowledge and support to stay protected from all forms of violence.
Baby in with a happy smiles in mothers protection.
Programme
06/21/2018
CP for early childhood
Young children are most vulnerable during the early years of life.
New born infant
Programme
06/21/2018
Child protection
Read about child protection program of UNICEF Sri Lanka
Bullying
Report
11/02/2021
Estimating the Prevalence and Drivers of BULLYING
Estimating the Prevalence and Drivers of BULLYING including CYBERBULLYING

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Report
11/27/2020
UNICEF on budget speech
Analysis of Sri Lanka's national budget, in particular what it brings to the social sectors that most impact children’s lives.

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Press release
11/19/2020
UNICEF calls for averting a lost generation as COVID-19 threatens to cause irreversible harm to children’s education, nutrition and well-being
Children and adolescents account for 1 in 9 of reported COVID-19 infections, according to new analysis released ahead of World Children’s Day
Finance minister of Sri Lanka with ED fore
Press release
07/26/2019
‘Transformative shift’ in support for families of young children urgently needed worldwide - UNICEF
The United Nations Children’s Fund has released new recommendations on family-friendly policies including paid parental leave, breastfeeding support, childcare and child benefits
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Press release
06/14/2019
UNICEF TEMPORARILY REMOVES ‘PARENT’ FROM ICONIC LOGO, IN CALL FOR GREATER SUPPORT FOR PARENTS THROUGH INCREASED ‘FAMILY FRIENDLY’ WORK PRACTICES
Romesh Sugathapala's family
Press release
06/04/2019
Sri Lanka’s parents need more support to ensure their children are able to reach their full potential, says UNICEF
UNICEF launches BetterParenting.lk and ‘Super Power’ parenting campaign featuring singer Romesh Sugathapala radio personality Shaq and actress Sachini Ayendra, to provide parents with the guidance they need to help build their children’s brains.