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Young Voices 2 was conducted by Save the Children in Mongolia (SM) and Transparency International Mongolia (TIM) in association with the Young Voices Group of child advocates. It follows on from a previous Young Voices survey in 2017 which highlighted children’s concerns about unfair practices within the education system.

The survey asked young people about their perceptions of integrity and their experiences of honesty, fairness and conflicts of interest.

At the launch, National Human Rights Commissioner, Ganbayar N., said that children’s observations in the report shed light not only on the world they lived in today, but also on the ethical choices they expected to make in the future.

Read this follow-up report to learn more about key findings from the child integrity survey.

To read the original Young Voices – Mongolia report from 2017, go here.

To view all of the Young Voices national surveys, please visit the collection page.

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Save the Children in Mongolia carried out this Young Voices survey in Mongolia so that children could have a say about all matters that affect them, such as knowledge about their rights, bullying, school costs, safety in the streets and on the internet, how they see their future and much more.

Under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), children are entitled to express their views about whether they feel their rights are being properly observed. 35% of Mongolia’s population is under 18 years of age. The people who make de