This document discusses various projects by Plan International to protect children and support their rights. It describes initiatives like children in Guatemala marching against school violence, Colombian children identifying types of violence in schools, an awareness campaign in Indonesia, a helpline for parents in Guatemala, training future advocates in Kenya, using theatre in West Africa to teach about trafficking, a youth meeting on children's rights in Honduras, addressing corporal punishment in India, children in Cambodia rallying against violence, and using art therapy and radio programs to address school dropout rates.

1. Child protectionSee Plan’s projects in actionLearn Without Fear: Children in Guatemala march against school-based violence and in support of Plan International’s Learn Without Fear Campaign.

2. Children’s voices: A boy submits his form into a collection box during a National Consultation to identify types of violence that exist in Colombian schools.

3. Youth raising awareness: A poster created by Indonesia's Young Hearts Media group to promote Plan's Learn Without Fear campaign.

4. Granny hotline: A group of Guatemalan grandmothers staff the Child Raising with Love hotline, helping parents solve daily problems of raising children in a healthy way.

5. Child advocates: Future paralegals in Kenya learn about child rights and train to deal with child abuse in their communities.

6. No more drama: Children in West Africa use theatre to learn about the dangers of child trafficking.

7. Youth government: A young girl looks over points suggested by children concerning child rights and safety at a youth group meeting in Honduras.

8. Drawing an end to violence: In India, a boy draws a picture depicting corporal punishment at school.

9. Listen to Our Voices: Children learn about script writing, animation and filming while making a series of films about violence in schools called, "Listen to Our Voices".

10. Broadcasting rights: Teens record a radio program to promote the campaign "If You Love Me, I'll Study Better" to address high drop out rates due to violence in schools and child labour.

11. Art therapy: Drawing by former child combatant of soldiers attacking a village with guns.

12. Raise your voice: Children in Cambodia rally against violence.

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