The Rights of the Child Commission (RCC), in partnership with UNICEF and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), launches a national child protection awareness and prevention campaign in Guyana titled “SEE. SAY. SAFE.” Both outlets report that the campaign is designed to strengthen public awareness about child safety and to encourage the early reporting of child abuse. The initiative focuses on helping the public recognize and respond to concerns involving children, and on improving how cases are brought forward for attention and action. By involving the DPP alongside UNICEF and the RCC, the campaign links public awareness efforts with prosecution-related authorities. The campaign’s stated goal is to boost reporting and support prevention by ensuring people understand what to do if they see signs of abuse. The campaign is presented as a coordinated effort between government and international partners to address child protection risks and to promote safer environments for children across the country.
RCC, UNICEF and DPP launch “SEE. SAY. SAFE” child protection awareness campaign
The Rights of the Child Commission (RCC), in partnership with UNICEF and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), launches a national child protection awareness and prevention campaign...
- The Rights of the Child Commission (RCC) launches a national child protection campaign titled “SEE. SAY. SAFE.”
- The campaign is carried out with UNICEF and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
- It aims to increase public awareness of child safety and prevention of abuse.
- It encourages early reporting of suspected child abuse in Guyana.
- Both reports describe the campaign as a coordinated effort involving child protection and prosecution authorities.
TO strengthen public awareness on child safety and encourage early reporting of abuse in Guyana, the Rights of the Child Commission (RCC) in partnership with UNICEF and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has launched a National Child Protection Awareness and Prevention campaign titled “SEE. SAY. SAFE.” The campaign aims to equip […]
2 months agoTo strengthen public awareness on child safety and encourage early reporting of abuse in Guyana, the Rights of the Child Commission (RCC) in partnership with UNICEF and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has launched a National Child Protection Awareness and Prevention campaign titled “SEE. SAY. SAFE.” The campaign aims to equip […] The post “SEE. SAY. SAFE” campaign launched to raise awareness, boost reports on child abuse appeared first on INews Guyana.
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