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Gender based violence

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.
End Bullying
Press release
06 September 2019
UNICEF poll: More than a third of young people in 30 countries report being a victim of online bullying
U-Report highlights prevalence of cyberbullying and its impact on young people
The #ENDviolence Youth Manifesto
Statement
24 June 2019
The #ENDviolence Youth Manifesto
Young people want to stop violence in schools. Here’s how.
Escaping violence & moving forward
Article
26 April 2019
Escaping violence & moving forward
A story of a 16 years boy neglected by his family and often experienced domestic violence by his father and step mother
Half of world’s teens experience peer violence in and around school – UNICEF
Press release
07 September 2018
Half of world’s teens experience peer violence in and around school – UNICEF
Physical fights and bullying disrupt the education of 150 million 13-15-year-olds worldwide
Violence against children – some as young as one year old – is pervasive in homes, schools and communities, new report with disturbing data reveals
Press release
01 November 2017
Violent discipline, sexual abuse and homicides stalk millions of children worldwide – UNICEF
Violence against children – some as young as one year old – is pervasive in homes, schools and communities, new report with disturbing data reveals
120 marginalized and abused children from Ho Chi Minh City will gather this weekend to play in the Fun Football Festival
Press release
14 March 2017
A fun football festival for vulnerable children
120 vulnerable children from Ho Chi Minh City play football to END violence against children
Often, children in violent homes describe the multiple forms of violence they witness such as parental violence, or the physical and emotional violence they are victim of themselves, and how they may feel neglected by their parents.
Press release
24 November 2016
Domestic violence against children is widespread in Viet Nam despite protecting laws, says UNICEF study
Often, children in violent homes describe the multiple forms of violence they witness such as parental violence, or the physical and emotional violence they are victim of themselves, and how they may feel neglected by their parents.