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Media Release: Portraying the PANDEMIC- Children, Covid-19 & The Media – MEDIA MONITORING AFRICA

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Childline introduces new look and new 116 helpline number

The new toll-free number is easier for both children and adults to remember and if a person needs assistance out of SA, they can call the number and be put through to a facility in SA.

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New toll-free number for Childline South Africa revealed

âââ 10:25 Wed, 02 Jun 2021 PHOTO: Daily Maverick Childline South Africa has come up with a shorter toll-free number that will be faster to dial for children that are in need of help. According to a media statement issued by the National Executive Officer of Childline South Africa, Dumisile Nala, 116 has become a new number to dial whenever children feel unsafe or mistreated. This number is deemed short, quicker to dial, and easier for children and parents to remember. 116 is a new and exclusive toll-free childline that allows South African children and parents to call with child-related matters. Nala further states that the number works across borders of the African continent and this has enabled effective delivery of Child Protection Services to all children in South Africa.

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Residents asked not to take law into own hands after mom s arrest for allegedly beating infant son to death

Tragic death of an 11-month-old baby, allegedly beaten to death by his mother, has placed the spotlight on the safety of children as the country marks Child Protection Week. Residents asked not to take law into own hands after momâs arrest for allegedly beating infant son to death By Chulumanco Mahamba Share Johannesburg - The tragic death of an 11-month-old baby â allegedly beaten to death by his mother â has placed the spotlight on the safety of children as the country marks Child Protection Week. Limpopo SAPS spokesperson Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo said on Monday that a 42-year-old mother from Ha-Lambani Tswinganani village, Limpopo, was arrested for the murder of her baby son.

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Abused, beaten, neglected: South African children expos

Violence in the home is the greatest threat facing children in South Africa. As the country observes Child Protection Week between 30 May and 6 June, experts say perpetrators of violence against children are often known to the victim. “The idea of teaching children about stranger danger doesn’t work,” said Prof Shanaaz Mathews, director of the Children’s Institute at the University of Cape Town. Mathews was part of a team of researchers that conducted the “Birth to Twenty” study which followed about 2,000 children in Gauteng, born in 1990, for close to 30 years. Findings showed that 99% of the children had either experienced or been exposed to violence.

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