Child Protection

Tuesday 28 November 2017

"Netsmart" booklet launching

Save the Children and the Embassy of Sweden launch “Netsmart” to help protect children and youth on the internet. 

In Vietnam, the Law on Children came into effect in June 2017 to reinforce the commitment that the Government of Vietnam has for the UNCRC since ratifying the convention in 1990.  Recognizing the benefits as well as the threats that have come with these digital technology developments, the Law on Children has a specific article (Article 54) on child protection on the internet.

Tuesday 23 May 2017

"Respect! My body!" Booklet Launching event

Hanoi, 23 May 2017 – Today, the “Repect! My body!” booklet for grown-ups on how to talk with children about body boundaries and sexual abuse was officially introduced in an event hosted by Trung Hoa Secondary School, Cau Giay District, Hanoi. The event is jointly organized by the Swedish Embassy, Save the Children in Vietnam and Vietnam Programme for Internet and Society.

Tuesday 23 May 2017

Ra mắt cẩm nang "Hãy tôn trọng! Đây là cơ thể tôi!"

Hà Nội ngày 23 tháng 5 năm 2017 - Ngày hôm nay, "Hãy tôn trọng! Đây là cơ thể tôi! ", cẩm nang trò chuyện với trẻ về cơ thể, những giới hạn và phòng tránh xâm hại tình dục đã chính thức được giới thiệu trong một sự kiện được tổ chức tại trường THCS Trung Hòa, Cầu Giấy, Hà Nội.

Thursday 10 March 2016

In Vietnam, a Program Works toward Schools Free of Violence

Addressing a Save the Children’s workshop in Ho Chi Minh City, Minh Trang, a teacher in Vo Gap district, drew attendants’ attention with her own story.

“I had never believed in soft discipline on students. I used to see those naïve faces engulfed in fear,” said Trang, who used to work as a teacher of geography and now serves as the deputy principal at Nguyen Van Troi secondary school. “My students later said the image of me with a long, thick stick had dented in their minds.”

Friday 19 February 2016

Program Supports Thousands of Marginalized Vietnamese Children

Save the Children in Vietnam organized a workshop to review its project for migrant and other marginalized children in Ho Chi Minh City in late January to assess what has been done and the way forward. 

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