Trisha calls to end violence against each child!
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Trisha calls for every child against ENDviolence
She takes urged leaders pledge to speak up and raise youth awareness of 3000
Chennai, 28 August 2019 – UNICEF Celebrity Advocate and popular South Indian film star Ms Trisha Krishnan, of 3000 urged young people to speak up and act to end all forms of violence against children.
Speaking at the #ENDviolence Youth Talks, Trisha highlighted the increased number of cases registered under the POCSO between 2014 to 2016. “As per the NCRB 2016 report, the cases reported under the POCSO Act in 2014 was about 9,000, 2015 it was 15,000 and 2016 doubled to about 36,000 cases has it. “She revealed by the crimes committed are rapes and child known to the child and the person in position of trust. “About 95% of the offenders of rape cases are known to the victim. This speaks of looming all around unsafe environment for our children. ”
40 percent of the young people who are called upon Trisha India s population and to act to challenge the widespread violence against girls and women and the patriarchal values that perpetuate inequality between girls and boys, women and men. She emphasized “Young people need to speak up against the age old ‘culture of silence’ which bolsters the heinous crimes perpetrators to get away with.”
The UNICEF Communication Specialist, Sugata Roy Trisha echoed. Said He “Adolescents and young people s voice on issues affecting their lives are not heard. They are encouraged to participate in the activities which are not planned for them. Wherever it happens it is either a decorative or tokenism. So, its high time to create an enabling environment where young people can speak and participate in programmes end to violence. ”
Violence Against Children is a unique collaborative effort that includes End UNICEF and other UN agencies, governments, civil society, young people, advocates and champions, all focused on one thing: making the world safe for children.
The event was organized by Stella Maris College and Thozhamai in Partnership with UNICEF.
