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Programme
20 September 2020
Blue Heart
Say No to Violence: Protect Children- Safety for Women
Protecting Children from Violence
Programme
21 June 2018
Protecting Children from Violence
UNICEF works with partners to prevent and respond to violence against children. We aim to reduce violence at home, at school, in the community and online.
Ms Rana Flowers, UNICEF Representative to Viet Nam
Statement
29 December 2021
A strengthened protection system and zero tolerance to violence are required to better protect children
Statement by Rana Flowers, UNICEF Representative to Viet Nam
Prevention of violation and sexual abuse of children
Article
09 July 2021
Prevention of violation and sexual abuse of children
To ensure safety, prevention of abuse and violence, and improvement of the mental and psychosocial wellbeing of children during home quarantin
A boy and a girl dreaming about their lives before COVID-19
Article
15 June 2021
For children in the context of COVID-19
The story of Kim Ngan and Hung Dung
Cyberbullying: What is it and how to stop it
Article
16 February 2021
Cyberbullying: What is it and how to stop it
What teens want to know about cyberbullying.
How to talk to decision-makers about bullying in schools
Page
15 February 2021
How to talk to decision-makers about bullying in schools
Tips for parents
How to talk to your children about bullying
Page
15 February 2021
How to talk to your children about bullying
Tips for parents
a new joint project to address violence against women and children in Viet Nam
Press release
18 June 2020
The Government of Viet Nam, the Government of Australia and UN agencies (UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women) join hands to protect women and children from violence in COVID-19 context
Blue Heart: Viet Nam is joining hands to protect children and women
Press release
04 June 2020
Blue Heart: Viet Nam is joining hands to protect children and women
UNICEF, UNFPA, UN WOMEN and MOLISA launch a campaign to raise public attention on violence against children and women