
Violence Ends With Us
The survey captures how violence affects children and young people in homes, schools, and digital spaces across ASEAN.
Findings highlight urgent prevention gaps and the need for earlier protective action.
Many respondents describe fear, stigma, and limited trust in systems as reasons incidents go unreported.
The data reinforces the need for safer, youth-friendly reporting pathways.
Survey insights show uneven service access and response quality across communities.
Recommendations focus on coordination, referral quality, and accountability mechanisms.
Young respondents consistently call for prevention, healing support, and meaningful youth participation in policy design.
These priorities shape VEWU advocacy with regional partners and institutions.