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7268 Save the Children Alliance (2005). 10 Essential LearningPoints: Listen and Speak Out against Sexual Abuse of Girlsand Boys. Global Submission by the International Savethe Children Alliance to the UN Secretary-General’sStudy on Violence against children. Oslo, Save theChildren Norway.269 Titley G (2004). Young People and Violence Prevention- Youth Policy Recommendations. Budapest, Directorateof Youth and Sport, European Youth Centre.270 Black M (2004). Opening Minds, Ppening UpOpportunities, Children’s Participation in Action forWorking Children and Associated Case Studies. London,Save the Children Alliance.271 UNICEF (2005). Young People’s Participation in theCEE/CIS and the Baltics. Geneva, UNICEF RegionalOffice for CEE/CIS and the Baltics.272 All responses are available at: http://www.ohchr.org/english/bodies/crc/ study.htm. As of 20 September2006, 135 Member States and one observer hadsubmitted responses.273 Black M (2004). Somali Children and Youth: Challengingthe Past and Building the Future. UNICEF Somalia.274 UNICEF (2006). Submission to the United NationsSecretary-General’s Study on Violence against Children.UNICEF, Regional Office for Latin America and theCaribbean.275 Council of Europe (2006). Building a Europe for andwith children. Council of Europe. Available at:http://www.coe.int/t/transversalprojects/children/.276 Mercy J et al. (2002). Youth Violence. In: Krug EG etal. (Eds). World Report on Violence and Health. Geneva,World Health Organization, pp 25–56.277 Tolan P (2001). Youth Violence and its Prevention inthe United States: An Overview of Current Knowledge.Injury Control and Safety Promotion, 8(1): 1–12.QuotesIIIIIIIVVVIHall J (2003). Inyandza Leyo! Testimonies from AbuseSurvivors. Swaziland. Cited in: United Nations Secretary-General’s Study on Violence against Children (2005).Regional Desk Review: Eastern and Southern Africa, p 26.Available at: http://www.violencestudy.org/r27.UNICEF (2003). Africa’s orphaned generations.New York, UNICEF, p 31.UNHCR (2005). Refugee and returnee children inSouthern Africa: Perceptions and experiences of violence– A qualitative study of refugees and returnee children inUNHCR operations in Angola, South Africa and Zambia.Pretoria, UNHCR, p 6.Anti-Slavery International (2001). Golam and Roushan– Trafficked Children. Speeches from the ASI Awardceremony. Available at: http://www.antislavery.org/homepage/antislavery/award/award2001speeches.htmUnited Nations Secretary-General’s Study on Violenceagainst Children (2005). Regional Desk Review: SouthAsia, p 59. Available at: http://www.violencestudy.org/r27.Save the Children Alliance (2005). 10 Essential LearningPoints: Listen and Speak out against Sexual Abuse of Girlsand Boys, Global Submission by the International Savethe Children Alliance to the UN Secretary-General’sStudy on Violence against Children, p 27.VII Africa Child Policy Forum (2006). The AfricanDeclaration on Violence against Girls. SecondInternational Policy conference on the African Child.Addis Ababa, 11 and 12 May 2006, p 1.VIII WorldVision (2005). Strongim pikinini, strongimlaef b’ long famili: enabling children to reach their fullpotential. A contribution to the UN Secretary-General’sStudy on Violence against Children. Milton Keynes,World Vision International, p 7.IXXUnited Nations Secretary-General’s Study on Violenceagainst Children (2005). Regional Desk Review: NorthAmerica, p 1. Available at: http://www.violencestudy.org/r27.Africa Child Policy Forum (2006). The AfricanDeclaration on Violence against Girls. SecondInternational Policy conference on the African Child.Addis Ababa, 11 and 12 May 2006, p 2.351Violence against children in the community
Sueraya Shaheen- Cité du TempsEL SALVADOR, 1996, A group of children in a refugee camp in El Salvador
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WORLD REPORT ONviolence against chi
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The designations employed and the p
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IVNature and extent of the problem
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the University of Alberta, Canada;
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primary obligation to prevent viole
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sultations that were facilitated by
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UNICEF/HQ 05-1826. Giacomo PirozziU
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An end to violence against children
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“Children are not mini-human bein
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“There is a large gap between wha
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“Throughout history some children
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“Violence against children is a s
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“I hate being a child, I hate bei
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14ity, the short- and long-term rep
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“Nations will not prosper if thei
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“This study provides a comprehens
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20An end to violence against childr
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“Ending violence against children
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“All of our proposals are achieva
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UNICEF/HQ05-1931. Roger LemoyneHAIT
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30Violence against children and int
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“I really believe there is nothin
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“Children are betrayed every day
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“In bringing to light the many is
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“Fundamental rights, children rig
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Regional treaties relevant to viole
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UNICEF/HQ01-0432. Claudio VersianiB
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“The Study marks a watershed in a
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“I was forced to marry with an ol
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“One day I went to put the cows t
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“I was just 15 years old and was
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“I hate early marriage. I was mar
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FIGURE 3.2The prevalence of FGM amo
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“Violence against children in the
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“It could appear a feeling of gui
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“When the head of the household h
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“Some of our parents fight in fro
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The Swedish experience with prohibi
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of forced displacement, women’s i
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A multisectoral approach to compreh
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“I think child abuse happens a lo
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Improving the knowledge base in Ind
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UNICEF/HQ06-0881. Mariella FurrerSu
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“I have seen the harsh behaviour
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FIGURE 4.1The percentage of childre
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“Two kids were fighting and one o
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“I didn’t go back to school for
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“If they [kids] are beaten at hom
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Simon’s story: A case study on a
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“As my father could not go to pic
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well as early intervention when pro
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In Croatia, a campaign for ‘Safe
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“Curriculum is far more than what
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dents are considered along with tho
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UNICEF/HQ99-0638. Giacomo PirozziIR
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Human rights instrumentsThe Interna
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“Ninety percent of the kids that
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“When I went to prison, I was aro
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“I was tortured in prison and mal
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“Raids are conducted on our work
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“No child should have to fight a
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The long struggle to end the use of
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“A paradigm shift is needed. We h
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same age group. Preliminary data fr
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“In all countries children with d
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“They treat you badly. You don’
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When tradition meets superstitionVi
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“When I come out of my house the
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Cyber-space and cyber-threats - the
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Table 7.3 - Current worldwide Inter
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“I used to think that being a gir
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South Africa’s Thuthuzela Care Ce
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Firearms, alcohol, and the preventi
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“We believe that governments and
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AnnexEstimated homicide rates by re
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