"Keep me safe": Newly launched Council of Europe web documentary

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"Keep me safe" is a newly launched television and web documentary developed by the Council of Europe. Specifically designed as a promotional tool for the Council of Europe ONE in FIVE Campaign to stop sexual violence against children. It sets out some good practices to fight sexual violence against children taking place in Europe. There are interviews with professionals working in the "Children's House" in Iceland, NGOs working with children in schools in Cyprus, and a description of community action with schools in a town in France. The message is clear: children must be protected from sexual violence; they must be informed of the dangers of sexual violence, and how to talk about this serious topic, and be informed about how to seek help. Child victims of sexual violence must be offered child-friendly care throughout investigations.

Watch the documentary here: http://www.coe.int/t/dg3/children/News/Keepmesafe_en.asp 

pdf: http://www.coe.int/t/dg3/children/News/Keepmesafe_en.asp

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