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2020-08-18T15:55:02.046Z


Bar Refaeli, Lior Soshard, Michal Ansky and others enlisted in a campaign to raise awareness of sexual abuse of children - with masks on their eyes | native


Bar Refaeli, Lior Soshard, Michal Ansky and others enlisted in a campaign to raise awareness of sexual abuse of children - with masks on their eyes

Many celebrities have joined the "Opening Eyes" campaign, which aims to raise the chances of child sexual abuse. 

"Opening Eyes" Campaign

Bar Refaeli, Lior Sushard, Galit and Shira Gutman, Michal Ansky, Rita, Dalia Mazor, Liraz Cherki, Milli Avital, Riki Gal, Mira Awad and more, were photographed for the campaign with their eyes covered in masks, which they download in the video.

In recent months, there has been a 41% increase in inquiries regarding child sexual abuse and assault across the country. One in five girls is sexually assaulted, up to one in seven girls is incestuous, and the proportion of sexually abused boys up to the age of 12 is the same as that of girls.

Eighty-five percent of sexual assaults are committed by a person known to the victim, and only 6 percent of sexual assaults are reported to authorities. Every year, more than 200 million children are sexually abused or raped worldwide.

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The campaign is the culmination of a move by the World Army Against Child Abuse movement that has engraved on its banner the fight against the phenomenon while raising awareness of government officials and providing practical tools to help reduce and prevent it. 

Source: israelhayom

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