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Child Rights and You (CRY)

@CRYINDIA
CRY works to ensure happier childhoods for India's children and has impacted 4.7M children in the last 4 decades
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  • @CRYINDIA
    Child Rights and You (CRY)
    @CRYINDIA
    11h
    Going viral doesn’t make information true. Before you share, pause. Check the source, verify the information and think about its impact. For children and young people, digital literacy also means learning to question what they see and make informed choices online. 💛🔔
  • @CRYINDIA
    Child Rights and You (CRY)
    @CRYINDIA
    15h
    At 13, Saniya dreams of becoming a teacher. 💛 After two years out of school, she’s back in Grade 8, learning, growing and dreaming of helping other girls continue their education. This #InternationalLiteracyDay, let’s help every child get the chance to learn and dream.
  • @CRYINDIA
    Child Rights and You (CRY)
    @CRYINDIA
    Sep 5
    Cyber grooming doesn’t always look dangerous at first. A friendly interaction can slowly turn into pressure, manipulation or control. Creating spaces where children feel heard, believed and supported can help them speak up and seek help.
  • @CRYINDIA
    Child Rights and You (CRY)
    @CRYINDIA
    Sep 5
    Not all lessons are found in textbooks. Some stay with us for life. 💛 A heartfelt thank you to every teacher who listens, inspires, encourages and helps children believe in themselves. Happy Teachers’ Day from the CRY family! 📚❤️
  • @CRYINDIA
    Child Rights and You (CRY)
    @CRYINDIA
    Sep 4
    The internet can make strangers feel familiar. A follow, comment or DM can turn into regular conversations—but familiarity online doesn’t always mean trust. Pause before sharing personal details. Knowing when to step back is part of staying safe online.