UNICEF Perlukan Anda Untuk Hentikan Masalah Buli Siber

On 23 March, (at desk, left-right) MÛnica Anriques, 10, receives applause from UNICEF photographer and workshop trainer Giacomo Pirozzi, fellow workshop participants and other adults, as they review photographs taken by the children the previous day, at the Valdocco Foundation, a complex located just outside the village of Comandancia FrÌas in the remote Impenetrable ChaqueÒo forest region in the northern Chaco Province. Several of the workshop participants, including MÛnica, are wearing T-shirt with the UNICEF logo. They are among 18 indigenous children and adolescents, mainly from the indigenous WichÌ ethnic group, who are participating in the UNICEF child photography workshop. Most of the WichÌ children participating in the workshop are also students at the Valdocco Foundation complex, which provides bilingual education in the WichÌ language and in Spanish. Children who live too far a way to travel back and forth to the complex board at the facility, returning home every three weeks; while others who live in the village or in the nearby hills are brought to the complex daily on the school tractor. Sony has donated digital cameras to the Valdocco Foundation for the children to continue taking photographs and to replicate the workshop with other students. In March 2013 in Argentina, UNICEF facilitated a five-day photography workshop for 18 indigenous children between the ages of 10 and 18 in the Impenetrable ChaqueÒo, a remote forest region in the northern province of Chaco. Guided by UNICEF photographer and workshop trainer Giacomo Pirozzi, the children and adolescents, who were primarily from the WichÌ ethnic group, learned about image framing and composition in addition to basic camera functions. The workshop gave the participants ñ none of whom had ever taken a photograph before taking part in the workshop ñ an opportunity to photograph their world and share their views and experiences with others. The project is part of a series of UNICEF ëEY

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Hampir setiap saat berlalu pastinya terdapat kanak-kanak yang mula mengakses internet buat kali yang pertama. Disebalik keseronokan dalam menelusuri kehebatan internet, ternyata platform ini tidak terlepas daripada membuatkan kanak-kanak menjadi mangsa buli siber.

Berdasarkan statistik yang dibuat UNICEF, dengan bilangan 3 bilion pengguna yang menggunakan internet, 20% daripada kanak-kanak merupakan mangsa buli. Lebih parah, 1 daripada 10 kanak-kanak ini telah memilih untuk menghentikan keperitan mereka dengan membunuh diri.

UNICEF Perlukan Anda Untuk Hentikan Masalah Buli Siber

Sebagai dewasa yang bertanggungjawab UNICEF ingin mengajak anda semua dalam usaha untuk menghentikan masalah buli siber di kalangan kanak-kanak ini dengan turut serta dalam kempen ‘Safer Internet Day’ .

Caranya mudah sahaja untuk anda turut serta dalam kempen daripada UNICEF ini. Apa yang perlu anda lakukan adalah sampaikan mesej kesedaran mengenai buli siber di laman Instagram dengan menyertakan hashtag #endviolence, #saferinternetday serta tag laman Instagram rasmi @Unicef.

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Mesej kesedaran daripada anda mungkin tidak dapat dicapai ramai, namun sedikit sebanyak dapat mengurangkan risiko kanak-kanak lain daripada menjadi mangsa buli siber yang seterusnya.