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UNICEF HK
UNICEF promotes the rights and well-being of every child, with a special focus on reaching those in greatest need. In Hong Kong, UNICEF HK promotes and advocates for children’s rights via organizing education and youth programmes, including Voices of Youth, an international initiative to empower youth through realizing their right to participation.
UNICEF promotes the rights and well-being of every child, with a special focus on reaching those in greatest need. In Hong Kong, UNICEF HK promotes and advocates for children’s rights via organizing education and youth programmes, including Voices of Youth, an international initiative to empower youth through realizing their right to participation.
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As you strive for your goals, you may be scared to make changes due to uncertainty. However, you need to be bold and step forward.
Many Hongkongers cannot afford to buy a flat. According to the Legislative Council Commission, small- and medium-sized flat prices have almost tripled in the past 10 years.
Instead of wishing you could change something in your past, you should learn to focus on the here and now.
A student examines the way we view the choices in life through a video about deciding what to order in a restaurant.
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Togetherness is a very important ingredient in a happy home, along with communication and spending quality time with each other.
Growing up is not easy, but if resisting change is stopping you from making progress in life, you need to learn to embrace it.
If everybody is bound by a certain set of standards, will the world be as interesting and full of colour as it is now?
Here’s why a simpler kind of romance is better than the unattainable ideals that we see in movies or hear in love songs.
As people can be anonymous online, it gives them more courage to post hate comments, regardless of consequences.
Everyone has their own dream: some want to be singers, some want to be artists. However, society has high expectations of our youngsters and expects them to have great achievements.
While you are trying to achieve your dreams, lean on the people around you and who care about you instead of trying to take on everything yourself.
It doesn’t matter if the people being bullied are your friends or strangers; we should all try to uphold justice and make the world a better place.
A 2016 survey conducted by Unicef revealed that two-thirds of young people in Hong Kong have been bullied.
You don’t have to do things at a lightning pace because that can mean more mistakes.
The video urges society to respect children’s right to pursue their interests without being forced to follow parents’ ‘orders’.
Transformers don’t just appear in your dreams or Hollywood; they’re there in real life, too.
Wong Ho-wang believes in choosing your own path – even if it isn’t the one others want you to take.
Tong Tsz-on created a video to let other people know that his interest in buses should be something to be celebrated, not hated, mocked or a reason to bully him.
This video shows us why we shouldn’t try to be like everyone else.
Student created his video to show other people how the best changes come from within.
Morrow Milo Francisco Ong made a video to show how harmful the world’s expectations can be to yourself and your individuality if you try to conform to them.
I had a fairly typical upbringing. Both my parents worked full-time, and I didn’t have a lot of opportunities to spend time with them.
In her video, a teenager expresses her thoughts about her late father, who always supported her in her activities.
I grew up in a single parent household. Before my parents divorced, I was loved and cared for by my father and mother. I had a very happy and fulfilling life. However, things started to change after my parents split up.
Her mother wanted her to take piano and ballet lessons and become a nurse instead of taking up a ‘dangerous’ sport.
This Form 2 student took his experiences of being bullied in school and made a video that he hopes will help stop bullies from picking on people.
Many Hong Kong students are affected by the city’s obsession with exams and high marks.
I am very grateful that I get to grow up in a safe and healthy environment where I don’t have to worry about anything, and that I am protected and cared for. I am also very fortunate that I have had the opportunity to learn to play different musical instruments.
To Ka-ming’s video shows that you can’t measure how kind or caring a person is by their academic results.
Lau Sin-tung’s video shows that children should not be forced to take part in activities they don’t like.
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