Group Presentation Titles
Child Right (Day 1)
CPD 08 + CPD 10 + CPD 12
1. Introduction to child rights
2. Four Core child rights
3. Challenges children face today (global and Myanmar/ Child labor/child marriage/cyber
safety/access to education & healthcare)
4. Child right in your country
5. Role of society (parents/teachers/youth/community)
6. Case studies/ Real life stories
Child mentoring (Day 2)
CPD 07 + CPD 11
Introduction to child mentoring
Difference between teaching, counseling and mentoring
Benefits of child mentoring (Academic improvement, Emotional and sroal support, Building
confidence & self-esteem)
Qualities of a good mentor
Challenges in Mentoring
Best practices & strategies
Role of Teachers, parents and peer
Case Studies
Parenting style (Day 3)
CPD 01 + CPD 13
Introduction to Parenting Styles
Types of parenting styles
Characteristics of each style
Impact on child Development (emotional, social, academic performance)
Cultural and social influences (How culture, community and socioeconomic status affect
parenting. eg– different countries
Parenting challenges & solutions
Case studies
Child psychology (Day 4)
CPD 03 + CPD 04
Introduction to child psychology
Major Theories of child psychology
Stages of child development
Key area in child psychology
Applications of child psychology
Teach children about their rights through lessons and discussions
Create safe, inclusive classrooms where every child feels heard
Spot and report signs of abuse or neglect early
Support emotional growth—empathy, resilience, self-expression
Use flexible teaching methods to meet diverse learning needs
Nigeria: A 13-year-old girl sentenced to death for killing her abusive husband later reprieved.
Kenya: Nubian children fought for citizenship and access to education.
South Africa: Law criminalizing teen consensual sex struck down as unconstitutional
1. Children Displaced by Conflict in Kachin State
In 2018, Lahtaw Seng Hkawn and her three children fled their village in Injangyang due to
armed conflict. With no time to gather belongings, they joined thousands of internally displaced
families living in camps. Her story reflects the urgent need for child protection, education, and
trauma support in conflict zones.
2. Thazin Legal Aid Group – Defending Child Rights in Rakhine
This women-led legal team in Sittwe advocates for children and youth facing abuse, neglect, and
legal injustice. They’ve handled cases involving child sexual abuse, juvenile detention, and
denial of education. Their work shows how local legal support can empower vulnerable children
and uphold justice.
3. Children Killed in Airstrikes (2024)
In September 2024, at least 10 children were killed in a series of airstrikes across Shan, Chin,
and Magway regions. These tragedies underscore the devastating impact of armed conflict on
children and the urgent need for humanitarian protection.
4. Child Labor and Education Gaps
According to the 2014 census, over 1.6 million children aged 10–18 were working, and 4.4
million children aged 5–18 were not attending school. These figures highlight systemic
challenges in enforcing child labor laws and ensuring access to education.
5. Art Contest for Child Rights Awareness
In 2023, UNICEF and the EU in Myanmar organized a national art contest for children aged 9–
16 to express their dreams and rights through art. This initiative celebrated children’s voices and
creativity while raising awareness about human rights.
