The campaign possesses a practical significance as it aims to improve the knowledge and raise the responsibility and capacity of families, schools and officials as well as the children themselves in taking part in activities to prevent school violence, abuse and accidents among the children.

Ceremony held to launch “Action for Children” campaign.

It will provide information, knowledge and skills needed for authorities, social and political organizations and individuals and the whole society in the work.

At the ceremony, representatives of ministries, sectors and famous figures pledged to act for the children. Organisers and donors raised funds to build 35 swimming pools for children in 16 provinces and cities in the country.

The event also saw many activities for the benefit of the children like exchanges of ideas with experts and artists, instruction of a number of skills for children, improvement of knowledge and skills against child sexual abuse.

Eleventh graders design games to protect children

Despite their young age and modest experiences, Bui Phuong Vy and Bui Quoc Khanh, 11th graders, have created a set of games to teach children about sexual abuse prevention.

 

Action Month for Children 2019 launched in Thanh Hoa

The Action Month for Children 2019 was launched at a ceremony held in the central province of Thanh Hoa on May 25, calling for joint efforts to help poor children and those from ethnic minority groups.

 

‘Tam Cam’ drama attracts children

The drama entitled ‘Tam Cam’ of Le Ngoc stage is becoming the most notable play on Hanoi’s stage on the occasion of Children’s Day (June 1), with shows attracting full audiences.

 

Bac Giang inks coordination programme to protect women and children in 2019-2022

(BGO) – The Bac Giang provincial Women’s Association on May 21 joined hand with the provincial Public Security Force, Supreme People’s Procuracy and People’s Court to ink the coordination programme in women and children protection in the period of 2019 – 2022.  

 

Swimming lessons key to stop children drowning

Vietnam had been taking measures to teach children how to swim in recent years, but more than 2,000 children still died from drowning annually.

 

Source: VNA