Riccardo Gangale All children

1.  right to be protected against violence, exploitation and abuse. Millions of children around the world from all social, economic, age, religious and cultural backgrounds su
   ffer daily from violence, exploitation and abuse. Millions more are exposed Some girls and boys are particularly vulnerable because of gender, race or ethnic origin Or socio-economic status. High levels of exposure to children with disabilities, orphans, indigenous groups, ethnic minorities and other marginalized groups are often associated. There are other risks to children associated with living and working on the streets, living in institutions of care and detention, and living in communities with high concentrations Inequalities, unemployment and poverty. Natural disasters, armed conflict and displacement may also expose children to additional risks. Children of refugees, internally displaced children and unaccompanied migrant children are also concerned. Risk exposure is also associated with age; younger children are more vulnerable to certain types of violence and risks vary as they age. Violence, exploitation and abuse are often practiced by a child-familiar person, including parents, other family members, educators, teachers, employers and enforcement authorities Governmental and non-governmental actors and other children. Only a small proportion of acts of violence, exploitation and abuse are reported and investigated, and few perpetrators are held accountable. Violence, exploitation and abuse occur in homes, families, schools and care systems Justice, workplaces and communities in all contexts, including as a result of conflicts and natural disasters. Many children are exposed to various forms of violence, exploitation and abuse, including abuse, sexual exploitation, armed violence, child trafficking, child labor, gender-based violence and intimidation , Violence on the Internet, gang violence, female genital mutilation and child marriage, disciplinary practices accompanied by physical or emotiona