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TV TELMA 2009 The field research report on perception of children's rights, discrimination and children's exposure to violence will be presented.
The event is organized on occasion of World Day for the Prevention of Child Abuse (November 19) and the World Children's Day (November 20), the day on which the Assembly adopted the Convention on the Rights of the Child 20 years ago.
The field research was conducted by the First Children's Embassy in the world-Megjashi, among students from 5th to 8th grade in 41 primary schools in 7 towns in Macedonia and among high school students from 1st to 3rd year in 24 high schools in 6 towns in Macedonia.
The research was conducted among 2.234 students and data was processed by Brima Galup Skopje, which used specific methodology for processing and analyzing the data.
Тhe report contains a description of the methodology and the procedures used in conducting the field research on the perception of rights and violence against children. From 1st to 8th of June 2009, the First Children's Embassy in the World - Megjashi, Skopje, conducted field research among students from fifth to eighth grade in 41 elementary schools in 7 cities in Macedonia (Kumanovo, Skopje, Tetovo, Kicevo, Kavadarci, Prilep and Strumica) and students from first to third year in 24 high schools in 6 cities in Macedonia (Kumanovo, Skopje, Tetovo, Kavadarci, Prilep and Strumica).
The survey was conducted with 2234 students. The division according to their level of education is:
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VIOLENCE(SCHOOL, FAMILLY)
General conclusion is that violence is everywhere present in extremely high percentage (family, school, street, among peers). According to children who have conducted field research, most cases of violence remain invisible because children are afraid to talk about it. Their recommendation is to encourage children to talk about these problems because silence complicates the solution of problems.
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