unicefのインスタグラム(unicef) - 12月2日 11時29分

“I first noticed the impact of violence in schools when I was in second grade. There was a class bully who would physically hurt some of my classmates. The class bully didn’t target me, so I never stopped to truly consider the implications until one day the bully took my Tamagotchi pet while I was playing with it. I couldn’t tell my teacher because toys weren’t allowed at school. That’s not the point of the story though. I just remember feeling helpless and sad. The incident gave me an insight into how all those other students had been feeling the whole time.” Charles, 22, from Jamaica, is a law student and one of over 100 young people, from around the world, who is in South Africa today, to help create a global manifesto calling on world leaders to commit to #ENDviolence in schools. The manifesto will be presented to Education Minsters next month. Check out our Instagram Story to learn more about the manifesto and the other young people that are involved. © UNICEF/UN0261569/Hearfield

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