As someone deeply concerned about the safety and well-being of children, I believe it’s crucial that we all play a part in stopping violence against minors. Children are some of the most vulnerable members of our society, and the impact of abuse, whether physical, emotional, or sexual, can last a lifetime. I have personally witnessed how communities come together when they raise awareness about these issues, creating a supportive environment for victims and deterring potential abusers. One powerful way to contribute is by sharing information and educating others about the signs of abuse and how to report it. This is what the hashtags #StopViolence and #alerte encourage—getting the message out on social media platforms like TikTok, where the younger generation spends much of their time. It’s important to remember, as this movement highlights, that "Nos enfants ne sont pas des bureaux" (Our children are not objects) and deserve to grow up in safe and nurturing environments. Moreover, standing up against violence is not just about reacting after incidents occur; it’s about creating a societal culture that prioritizes kindness, respect, and protection for all children. Whether you are already a parent or may become one in the future, understanding and advocating for children’s rights is a responsibility we all share. Justice plays a key role as well. We need stronger legal frameworks and enforcement to ensure perpetrators are held accountable. Supporting organizations fighting for children’s rights or participating in local awareness campaigns can help bring about this change. Personally, when I have engaged with local groups and online forums dedicated to protecting children, I’ve found a strong sense of community and empowerment. It reminds me that prevention and awareness are powerful tools against the "monstruosité" or monstrous abuse children face. Let’s commit to stopping these violations and letting our children grow up in a safe and loving world.