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  1. www.unicef.org › malaysia › what-we-doProtection from violence | UNICEF Malaysia

    If you are or have been a parent in Malaysia, you know the fear of letting your child out of your sight; you know the worry when they are bullied; confronted by the law; or when you are forced to place them in the care of others.

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  3. www.unicef.org › media › 66496Behind the numbers: Ending school violence and bullying - UNICEF

    This publication builds on previous UNESCO work on school violence and bullying including publication of the School Violence and Bullying: Global Status Report (UNESCO, 2017), and we trust that it will be useful to everyone who has an interest in preventing and addressing school violence and bullying.

  4. www.thestar.com.my › news › nationMalaysia is 2nd in Asia for youth cyberbullying - The Star

    Jan 14, 2022 · KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia ranks second in Asia in 2020 for cyberbullying among youths, according to a United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) report - indicating that cyberbullying is becoming an increasingly prominent problem in the country.

  5. www.unicef.org › malaysia › reportsDisrupting Harm in Malaysia - UNICEF

    Sep 29, 2022 · The evidence generated for the Disrupting Harm in Malaysia national report highlights key steps for policy makers, law enforcement, private sector, civil society, the general public, and others to further disrupt the harm of online sexual exploitation and abuse to children in Malaysia.

  6. unicef.my › championforchildren › wp-content201125 V3 UNI235 AR E-Version A5 2020 ENG - Unicef

    As we continue to race towards every single child with our life-saving efforts, we hope that you will support us every step of the way. This is what you have invested in: reimagining and rebuilding a better world for children. Sustaining Resources for Children, 80%.

  7. www.facebook.com › unicef › postsUNICEF Malaysia - Bullying is never acceptable. It is... -...

    Jun 13, 2017 · Bullying is never acceptable. It is hurtful and a part of a cycle of aggressive behaviour. Those who bully are not strong – they are violent and weak. Bullying often starts at childhood. It was...

  8. www.malaymail.com › news › malaysiaMalaysia ranked second in Asia for cyberbullying among youth

    Jan 14, 2022 · KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 14 — Malaysia ranks second in Asia in 2020 for cyberbullying among youth, according to a United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) report — indicating that cyberbullying is becoming an increasingly prominent problem in the country.