Educational video from UNICEF on child protection	Sexual harassment and abuse in sport (IOC)

Highlighting the importance of data quality, UNICEF monitors child protection systems around the world. On this interactive world map, you can find out more about statistics on the status of children in your region.

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Published by the Department of Basic Education South Africa, this handbook was written to help young people handle sexual abuse at school, at home or anywhere else in their lives.

It explains what sexual harassment is and advises young people on how to protect themselves from abusive behaviour.

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A child rights and protection resource from the Bantwana Initiative and Francois-Xavier Bagnoud - Uganda with stories, poems and drawings from children living in Western Uganda.

The booklet was designed to raise awareness on child protection.

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The guide “Prevention is Key” published by the Women's World Summit Foundation (WWSF) is a tool for NGO and citizen action to accelerate measures preventing abuse and violence against children. The guide aims to mobilise organisations, institutions, child rights networks, grassroots groups, social entrepreneurs and all citizens to help make prevention a priority. It is part of the WWSF global campaign for the prevention of child abuse.

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The Child Rights International Network - CRIN has published a child-friendly glossary of terms related to children's rights and child protection.

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This handbook is designed to promote active and effective follow-up by parliamentarians throughout the world to the recommendations of the UN Secretary-General's Study on Violence against Children. Its goal is to accelerate state activity rapidly towards the elimination of all forms of violence against children.

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Discover Dina's world and learn about child rights with Dr. Palabra and other educational games. Dina's world is multimedia software that was developed by SAVE THE CHILDREN Sweden for children between 7 and 13 years to explain the International Convention on the Rights of the Child in a child-friendly and interactive manner.

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