Bài tuyên truyền phòng tránh xâm hại tình dục trẻ em 2022

Bài tuyên truyền phòng tránh xâm hại tình dục trẻ em 2022

In recent times, child abuse is a great concern of parents, a painful problem that is receiving special attention from society.. The propaganda article to prevent child sexual abuse below was collected and introduced by hoatieu.vn, hoping to help the propaganda be expanded and bring good effect.
Propaganda: Responding to All People’s Day to prevent and combat human trafficking – July 30
I. New propaganda on sexual abuse prevention 2022
Vietnam is the earliest country in Asia to have ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, ratified on November 20, 1989, entered into force on September 2, 1990, and its protocols on trafficking in children. selling children, child prostitution, child pornography. This means that Vietnam has acknowledged a lot of obligations and responsibilities for the prevention and control of child sexual abuse. protect children who are victims of sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, trafficked or used for pornographic purposes in accordance with international law.
In recent years, the situation of child sexual abuse crimes has complicated developments, with many particularly serious cases occurring. Child sexual abuse crimes not only take place in public places but also take place in families, which are considered to be children’s nests. Child sexual abuse crimes leave long-term and insurmountable consequences for children and the community.
Faced with that fact, the Criminal Police Department (under the Ministry of Public Security) and UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) have compiled the document “Police force with crime” Child sexual abuse – Awareness and response”. In this document, an important part is to teach children about sexual abuse prevention skills, specifically as follows:
1. Crime identification skills, self-protection
One is to recognize and find a way to move away from a place where there is a lonely, isolated space when you are alone with the opposite sex. Those places can be understood as in a house, empty room, isolated; in elevators of high-rise apartment buildings; in a place far from the fields, empty fields, empty forests, on a deserted hill, etc., but find it difficult to call for help from others.
Second, have a resolute attitude towards sexual acts and words, flirting, soliciting, touching gestures. Can look the subject directly in the face and say aloud: “Uncle/uncle/bro…stop. there’s a camera over there”…Find a way to escape or scream or call for the attention and help of others if, after having a resolute attitude and words, it is found that the subject can still sexually assault or harass sex… If in the elevator, the person intends to attack, also shout “there is a camera” even though I don’t know if there is or not, or press the emergency bell button to get outside help, “cool down” “subject’s lust and intensity of attack.
Third, self-prevent, help friends to prevent, be vigilant, consider the phenomenon of “kindness” of others without clear reasons (given gifts, invites to eat, sing, go out, invites) get in the car to drive home, drive to school, …)
Fourth, knowing how to distinguish between intimate and proper gestures from groping, harassing or taking advantage of for sexual abuse, harassment, etc.
2. Risk recognition skills
Danger (alarm) from the look: Subject stares at him, then wanders around to see if anyone notices, moves closer, looks at sensitive areas, etc.
Danger (alarm) from words: Letting go of sweet words, laziness, rumours of exploration, talking about private areas, sex movies, etc.
Risk (alarm) from touch: Brushing hair, rubbing cheeks, rubbing and massaging the nape of the neck, shoulders, or accidentally touching sensitive parts (such as breasts, abdomen, thighs, private areas, buttocks, etc.) …)
Danger (alarm) from kidnapping, coercion: Taken to a desolate place such as a vacant lot, cemetery, abandoned house, etc.
Danger (alarm) from hugs: Long hugs, hugs, hugs and touches…
3. Things children need to know
Not easy to make friends, get acquainted with strangers, new acquaintances with unknown background, online acquaintances; It is not easy to receive gifts and invitations from these people. Share and consult with friends and relatives before strange phenomena, behaviors that make you uncomfortable, ..
Unfortunately, if you become a victim of sexual abuse (or know someone else like a friend who has been abused), you should quickly and boldly denounce it or ask for help from relatives, schools, unions, etc. body. Do not accept settlement, negotiation or internal handling with the subject of sexual abuse.
Retain and deliver objects and documents related to the abuse to the authorities (such as clothes, gifts, electronic data, …)
Always remember that when you are abused, you are a victim of crime, you are not the source of guilt or responsible for the behavior of the abuser. Agencies and organizations are always on the side of the children and are responsible for protecting and keeping confidential information related to their identities and events.
Parents, teachers, mass organizations, etc. should research and disseminate the above knowledge and skills widely to children in the family, students in the school and local children to they have more foundation to protect themselves in today’s modern society.
II. Selective propaganda to prevent child sexual abuse

In recent times, across the country, there have been a series of cases of child sexual abuse, causing public anger and confusion for many parents. According to statistics of the General Department of Police – Ministry of Public Security, although it is only a small part compared to reality, every year on average, 1,600 – 1,800 cases of child abuse are detected, out of 1,000 cases of sexual abuse. The number of cases where children are victims accounts for 65%, the majority of victims are women aged 12-15 (accounting for 57.46%), but the number of children under 6 years of age being abused is a very alarming problem. movement, accounting for 13.2%.
Therefore, the school organizes a propaganda session to improve understanding and equip them with knowledge and skills to guide their children to actively prevent sexual abuse, especially against children. Many cases of sexual abuse have shocked the public because the perpetrators are close family members. Therefore, it is very necessary to equip them with life skills and personal defense skills.
So, what are the signs of a child being sexually abused? How should children be equipped with defense skills?
1. What is child sexual abuse?
Child sexual abuse is the use of children to satisfy the sexual needs of an adult. Child sexual abuse includes child sexual abuse and child sexual exploitation.
2. Subjects of abuse
+ Close acquaintances: uncles, aunts, brothers, neighbors….
+ People you don’t know.
+ Composition: men and women of all ages.
3. Levels of sexual abuse
Sexual abuse can vary from touching a child’s genitals, masturbation, oral-to-genital contact, finger intercourse, anal or anal intercourse. Child sexual abuse is not limited to physical contact but also includes non-contact behaviors such as showing off genitals to a child, telling a child about sex, showing a movie, etc. pornography, seeking guidance, sexually stimulating a child, stalking or using child pornography
4. Harm of sexual abuse
Serious harm to children’s mental, psychological and physical health.
+ Causing confusion and anxiety for family and society.
+ Affecting the future of children and the nation.
+ Increases prostitution, trafficking in women, HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.
+ Causing a bad influence on the fine customs and traditions of our people.
5. Rules to prevent the risk of being harmed
– Do not go alone in a dark, deserted place.
– Do not stay in a closed room alone with strangers. If it is a family member, the door should always be left open.
– Do not accept money, gifts or special help from others for unknown reasons.
– Do not hitchhike a stranger’s car, or use a stranger’s food and drink.
– Don’t let strangers get close enough that they can touch you.
– Do not let strangers into the house, especially when you are alone in the house.
– Do not talk on the phone with strangers when you are alone at home.
– No one has the right to arbitrarily touch, touch the private parts of the body or any rude actions with the children.
– Do not wear revealing clothes, do not get too close to strangers, including relatives (except parents, grandparents, siblings).
– Believe in your own intuition when you see something unusual, you need to be alert and actively think of ways to avoid it to get out of that situation.
6. Instructions to help children avoid the risk of unsafe touch and abuse
– Stand up now
– Look directly at the person who intends to molest
– Step back far enough that they can’t reach you.
– Speak loudly / loudly and firmly: No! Please stop ! I do not allow! I don’t want to! If I don’t stop, I’ll tell everyone…
(Can be repeated over and over again).
– Run to safety if they try to touch or hug you and cry out loud for help from people around.
– Tell your parents or trusted people right away. If the first person does not believe me, then tell the second person, if the second person does not believe, then tell the third person, etc. until someone believes and helps. Parents, adults in the family, teachers, friends, the nearest police station… or anyone you trust is the person you need to find and ask for their help and protection.
– If your child is molested or abused, immediately tell your parents, relatives and go to a medical facility with the adults for examination.
– You should not ignore, deny, avoid the problem.
7. How to deal with sexual abuse.
+ Talk to your parents, relatives, etc. about what happened to have a solution.
+ Do not hide everything, but must find a way to expose the “blue beard” to avoid causing harm to other friends.
+ Do not hide, withdraw into a bewildered world of your own.
+ Ask your parents and relatives to take you to the doctor to determine the extent and treat the actual damage.
Here are some skills to help children prevent harassment and abuse. The school, family and teachers always believe in them, hope they are always brave and practice improvisation skills to calm down and handle it!
Remember that you are not to blame for being sexually assaulted.
Remember that you have a right to protection and a right to help to stay safe.
Law on Child Care and Protection No. 25/2004/QH11
National telephone exchange to protect children: 111
III. Laws on child sexual abuse
Children are objects under the age of 16 who are protected by law on children’s rights, protected by their families and schools because they are not fully developed physically and cognitively. In an increasingly modern society, with the explosion of social networks such as facebook, zalo, tinder, children are affected indirectly through these social networking sites and many criminals sexually abuse children under many different forms.
All acts of child sexual abuse will be handled in accordance with the provisions of the Penal Code 2015 amended and supplemented in 2017.
+ The act of raping a person under the age of 16, which is sanctioned in Article 142, is punishable by 07 years’ minimum imprisonment, the highest prison term is 20 years’ imprisonment, life imprisonment or capital punishment.
+ The crime of raping a person from full 13 years old to under 16 years old is specified in Article 144 with the lowest prison term of 5 years, the highest prison term of 20 years or life imprisonment.
+ For having intercourse or performing other sexual acts with a person between full 13 years old and under 16 years old as prescribed in Article 145, the minimum prison term is 01 year, the maximum prison term is 15 years. .
+ The crime of lewdness against a person under 16 years old Article 146 with the lowest prison term of 6 months, the highest prison term of 12 years.
In addition, anyone who commits one of the above crimes may also be banned from holding certain posts, practicing certain professions or doing certain jobs for one to five years.
With the above 4 crimes, based on the level of nature of the behavior, the competent authority will consider and apply the correct punishment for the right crime.
Above, Vik News has analyzed and helped readers learn about the 2022 Child Sexual Abuse Prevention propaganda article. The article is for reference only, depending on the actual situation, there are other legal grounds. so there will be a difference with the content introduced above.
Readers are invited to refer to related articles in the Civil section of the Legal FAQ section of Vik News.
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Bài tuyên truyền phòng tránh xâm hại tình dục trẻ em 2022

In recent times, child abuse is a great concern of parents, a painful problem that is receiving special attention from society.. The propaganda article to prevent child sexual abuse below was collected and introduced by hoatieu.vn, hoping to help the propaganda be expanded and bring good effect.
Propaganda: Responding to All People’s Day to prevent and combat human trafficking – July 30
I. New propaganda on sexual abuse prevention 2022
Vietnam is the earliest country in Asia to have ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, ratified on November 20, 1989, entered into force on September 2, 1990, and its protocols on trafficking in children. selling children, child prostitution, child pornography. This means that Vietnam has acknowledged a lot of obligations and responsibilities for the prevention and control of child sexual abuse. protect children who are victims of sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, trafficked or used for pornographic purposes in accordance with international law.
In recent years, the situation of child sexual abuse crimes has complicated developments, with many particularly serious cases occurring. Child sexual abuse crimes not only take place in public places but also take place in families, which are considered to be children’s nests. Child sexual abuse crimes leave long-term and insurmountable consequences for children and the community.
Faced with that fact, the Criminal Police Department (under the Ministry of Public Security) and UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) have compiled the document “Police force with crime” Child sexual abuse – Awareness and response”. In this document, an important part is to teach children about sexual abuse prevention skills, specifically as follows:
1. Crime identification skills, self-protection
One is to recognize and find a way to move away from a place where there is a lonely, isolated space when you are alone with the opposite sex. Those places can be understood as in a house, empty room, isolated; in elevators of high-rise apartment buildings; in a place far from the fields, empty fields, empty forests, on a deserted hill, etc., but find it difficult to call for help from others.
Second, have a resolute attitude towards sexual acts and words, flirting, soliciting, touching gestures. Can look the subject directly in the face and say aloud: “Uncle/uncle/bro…stop. there’s a camera over there”…Find a way to escape or scream or call for the attention and help of others if, after having a resolute attitude and words, it is found that the subject can still sexually assault or harass sex… If in the elevator, the person intends to attack, also shout “there is a camera” even though I don’t know if there is or not, or press the emergency bell button to get outside help, “cool down” “subject’s lust and intensity of attack.
Third, self-prevent, help friends to prevent, be vigilant, consider the phenomenon of “kindness” of others without clear reasons (given gifts, invites to eat, sing, go out, invites) get in the car to drive home, drive to school, …)
Fourth, knowing how to distinguish between intimate and proper gestures from groping, harassing or taking advantage of for sexual abuse, harassment, etc.
2. Risk recognition skills
Danger (alarm) from the look: Subject stares at him, then wanders around to see if anyone notices, moves closer, looks at sensitive areas, etc.
Danger (alarm) from words: Letting go of sweet words, laziness, rumours of exploration, talking about private areas, sex movies, etc.
Risk (alarm) from touch: Brushing hair, rubbing cheeks, rubbing and massaging the nape of the neck, shoulders, or accidentally touching sensitive parts (such as breasts, abdomen, thighs, private areas, buttocks, etc.) …)
Danger (alarm) from kidnapping, coercion: Taken to a desolate place such as a vacant lot, cemetery, abandoned house, etc.
Danger (alarm) from hugs: Long hugs, hugs, hugs and touches…
3. Things children need to know
Not easy to make friends, get acquainted with strangers, new acquaintances with unknown background, online acquaintances; It is not easy to receive gifts and invitations from these people. Share and consult with friends and relatives before strange phenomena, behaviors that make you uncomfortable, ..
Unfortunately, if you become a victim of sexual abuse (or know someone else like a friend who has been abused), you should quickly and boldly denounce it or ask for help from relatives, schools, unions, etc. body. Do not accept settlement, negotiation or internal handling with the subject of sexual abuse.
Retain and deliver objects and documents related to the abuse to the authorities (such as clothes, gifts, electronic data, …)
Always remember that when you are abused, you are a victim of crime, you are not the source of guilt or responsible for the behavior of the abuser. Agencies and organizations are always on the side of the children and are responsible for protecting and keeping confidential information related to their identities and events.
Parents, teachers, mass organizations, etc. should research and disseminate the above knowledge and skills widely to children in the family, students in the school and local children to they have more foundation to protect themselves in today’s modern society.
II. Selective propaganda to prevent child sexual abuse

In recent times, across the country, there have been a series of cases of child sexual abuse, causing public anger and confusion for many parents. According to statistics of the General Department of Police – Ministry of Public Security, although it is only a small part compared to reality, every year on average, 1,600 – 1,800 cases of child abuse are detected, out of 1,000 cases of sexual abuse. The number of cases where children are victims accounts for 65%, the majority of victims are women aged 12-15 (accounting for 57.46%), but the number of children under 6 years of age being abused is a very alarming problem. movement, accounting for 13.2%.
Therefore, the school organizes a propaganda session to improve understanding and equip them with knowledge and skills to guide their children to actively prevent sexual abuse, especially against children. Many cases of sexual abuse have shocked the public because the perpetrators are close family members. Therefore, it is very necessary to equip them with life skills and personal defense skills.
So, what are the signs of a child being sexually abused? How should children be equipped with defense skills?
1. What is child sexual abuse?
Child sexual abuse is the use of children to satisfy the sexual needs of an adult. Child sexual abuse includes child sexual abuse and child sexual exploitation.
2. Subjects of abuse
+ Close acquaintances: uncles, aunts, brothers, neighbors….
+ People you don’t know.
+ Composition: men and women of all ages.
3. Levels of sexual abuse
Sexual abuse can vary from touching a child’s genitals, masturbation, oral-to-genital contact, finger intercourse, anal or anal intercourse. Child sexual abuse is not limited to physical contact but also includes non-contact behaviors such as showing off genitals to a child, telling a child about sex, showing a movie, etc. pornography, seeking guidance, sexually stimulating a child, stalking or using child pornography
4. Harm of sexual abuse
Serious harm to children’s mental, psychological and physical health.
+ Causing confusion and anxiety for family and society.
+ Affecting the future of children and the nation.
+ Increases prostitution, trafficking in women, HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.
+ Causing a bad influence on the fine customs and traditions of our people.
5. Rules to prevent the risk of being harmed
– Do not go alone in a dark, deserted place.
– Do not stay in a closed room alone with strangers. If it is a family member, the door should always be left open.
– Do not accept money, gifts or special help from others for unknown reasons.
– Do not hitchhike a stranger’s car, or use a stranger’s food and drink.
– Don’t let strangers get close enough that they can touch you.
– Do not let strangers into the house, especially when you are alone in the house.
– Do not talk on the phone with strangers when you are alone at home.
– No one has the right to arbitrarily touch, touch the private parts of the body or any rude actions with the children.
– Do not wear revealing clothes, do not get too close to strangers, including relatives (except parents, grandparents, siblings).
– Believe in your own intuition when you see something unusual, you need to be alert and actively think of ways to avoid it to get out of that situation.
6. Instructions to help children avoid the risk of unsafe touch and abuse
– Stand up now
– Look directly at the person who intends to molest
– Step back far enough that they can’t reach you.
– Speak loudly / loudly and firmly: No! Please stop ! I do not allow! I don’t want to! If I don’t stop, I’ll tell everyone…
(Can be repeated over and over again).
– Run to safety if they try to touch or hug you and cry out loud for help from people around.
– Tell your parents or trusted people right away. If the first person does not believe me, then tell the second person, if the second person does not believe, then tell the third person, etc. until someone believes and helps. Parents, adults in the family, teachers, friends, the nearest police station… or anyone you trust is the person you need to find and ask for their help and protection.
– If your child is molested or abused, immediately tell your parents, relatives and go to a medical facility with the adults for examination.
– You should not ignore, deny, avoid the problem.
7. How to deal with sexual abuse.
+ Talk to your parents, relatives, etc. about what happened to have a solution.
+ Do not hide everything, but must find a way to expose the “blue beard” to avoid causing harm to other friends.
+ Do not hide, withdraw into a bewildered world of your own.
+ Ask your parents and relatives to take you to the doctor to determine the extent and treat the actual damage.
Here are some skills to help children prevent harassment and abuse. The school, family and teachers always believe in them, hope they are always brave and practice improvisation skills to calm down and handle it!
Remember that you are not to blame for being sexually assaulted.
Remember that you have a right to protection and a right to help to stay safe.
Law on Child Care and Protection No. 25/2004/QH11
National telephone exchange to protect children: 111
III. Laws on child sexual abuse
Children are objects under the age of 16 who are protected by law on children’s rights, protected by their families and schools because they are not fully developed physically and cognitively. In an increasingly modern society, with the explosion of social networks such as facebook, zalo, tinder, children are affected indirectly through these social networking sites and many criminals sexually abuse children under many different forms.
All acts of child sexual abuse will be handled in accordance with the provisions of the Penal Code 2015 amended and supplemented in 2017.
+ The act of raping a person under the age of 16, which is sanctioned in Article 142, is punishable by 07 years’ minimum imprisonment, the highest prison term is 20 years’ imprisonment, life imprisonment or capital punishment.
+ The crime of raping a person from full 13 years old to under 16 years old is specified in Article 144 with the lowest prison term of 5 years, the highest prison term of 20 years or life imprisonment.
+ For having intercourse or performing other sexual acts with a person between full 13 years old and under 16 years old as prescribed in Article 145, the minimum prison term is 01 year, the maximum prison term is 15 years. .
+ The crime of lewdness against a person under 16 years old Article 146 with the lowest prison term of 6 months, the highest prison term of 12 years.
In addition, anyone who commits one of the above crimes may also be banned from holding certain posts, practicing certain professions or doing certain jobs for one to five years.
With the above 4 crimes, based on the level of nature of the behavior, the competent authority will consider and apply the correct punishment for the right crime.
Above, Vik News has analyzed and helped readers learn about the 2022 Child Sexual Abuse Prevention propaganda article. The article is for reference only, depending on the actual situation, there are other legal grounds. so there will be a difference with the content introduced above.
Readers are invited to refer to related articles in the Civil section of the Legal FAQ section of Vik News.
Adjustment of investment certificate 2022
Does the power of attorney need to be notarized 2022?
What agencies does the State apparatus of Vietnam include?

#Bài #tuyên #truyền #phòng #tránh #xâm #hại #tình #dục #trẻ