Svetski dan prevencije zlostavljanja dece

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Svake godine, svuda u svetu obeležava se 19.novembar kao Svetski dan prevencije zlostavljanja dece, sa ciljem podizanja nivoa svesti i pokušaju da se smanji nasilje u svetu, jer svakog dana je sve češće.

Samo zlostavljanje na čoveka može uticati teško, može ostaviti trajne posledice.Svetska zdrastvena organizacija smatra da zlostavljanje dece obuhvata sve oblike fizičkog i emocionalnog zlostavljanja,zanemarivanje ili omalovažavanje. 

Na različite načine se dete može zlostavljati:

-FIZIČKI-udaranje,čupanje,šutiranje...

-PSIHIČKI-vređanje,izdvajanje,ponižavanje...

Svake godine je sve veći porast broja nasilja nad decom. Prema izabranoj statistici Ujedinjenih nacija između 133 i 257 miliona dece godišnje svedoci su nasilja u porodici.

-Da li si znao/la da je samo 9,5% nasilja prijavljeno?

Ako se nađeš u bilo kakvom vidu nasilja ili si svedok nasilja, tvoje pravo je da to prijaviš policiji, ili ukoliko ti telefon nije blizu prijavi to najbližem prijatelju.

-Pozdrav✋

World Day for the Prevention of Child Abuse

Every year, all over the world, November 19 is marked as the World Day for the Prevention of Child Abuse, with the goal of raising awareness and trying to reduce violence in the world, because it is becoming more frequent every day.

Abuse alone can have a severe impact on a person, and can have lasting consequences. The World Health Organization believes that child abuse includes all forms of physical and emotional abuse, neglect or disparagement.

A child can be abused in different ways:

-PHYSICAL-hitting, plucking, shooting ...

-PSYCHICAL- insult, separation, humiliation…

Every year, the number of violence against children increases. According to selected United Nations statistics, between 133 and 257 million children a year witness domestic violence.          

-Did you know that only 9.5% of violence was reported?

If you find yourself in any form of violence or you are a witness to violence, it is your right to report it to the police, or if your phone is not close, report it to your closest friend.           

-Greeting