A Training Plan of Child Protection Policy Discussed with the Chemonics International

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In an attempt by the Ministry of Education to address and reduce violence in schools, the Director of Rehabilitation and Training at the Ministry of Education, Fahad Thaaleb, met today with a delegation from the International Organization “Chemonics” to discuss the Training Plan of The Child Protection Policy.

The two sides reviewed the training package which includes tools aimed at reducing violence against children in Syrian schools, enhancing their resilience and academic achievement, and achieving their interests.

They also stressed the need to prepare a team capable of responding to child protection cases and follow-up, and provide tools and legal bases for them, within a monitoring mechanism for their application and evaluation.

 

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