Protecting children’s rights
Choose an image in accordance with the principle of putting children’s rights first, under the Good Neighbors Child Protection Policy. (soon to be the safeguarding policy)
Any image that infringes or damages the human rights and the dignity of a child must not be used in any circumstances.
The images and videos of children should not be used for purposes other than those related to promotion efforts.
Use only the images and videos of children given permission by the children and their guardians.
Use images that describe a child as a human being with dignity.
Must
- 1.A child with a hopeful face
- 2.A child wearing decent clothes
- 3.A child with a natural and genuine face
- 4.A child with a happy face
- 5.A child with a smile
- 6.An image that does not trigger sexual desires
- 7.A dynamic image
Don't
- 1.A child that looks pitiful
- 2.A naked or half-naked child
- 3.A child with too much face painting
- 4.A child with a forced expression
- 5.A child with a tearful face
- 6.An image that may trigger sexual desires
- 7.An image that conveys helplessness
However, you can restrictively use photos corresponded to “Don’t”, in case you want to show the previous situation.
Respecting the Local Community
Use images that respect each community and their potential.
Choose images that respect the local culture, the tradition, and the lifestyles
Choose images that respect the local culture, the tradition, and the lifestyles
Must
- 1.An image that shows independence of residents
- 2.An image that shows activeness of residents
- 3.A hopeful image
- 4.A dynamic community
- 5.A cooperative community
- 6.Sustainable development
Don't
- 1.An image that shows dependence of residents
- 2.An image that shows passiveness of residents
- 3.A devastating image
- 4.An inactive community
- 5.A competitive community
- 6.Indiscriminate development