World Children’s Rights Day, celebrated every year on 20 November, emphasizes the fundamental rights of children. It is a commemoration day that raises awareness around the world. This special day was accepted by the United Nations in 1959. It is celebrated in memory of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which came into force in 1989.
What are Children’s Rights?
The Convention on the Rights of the Child is an international document that protects and promotes the vital rights of children. These rights include a number of fundamental rights such as the right to life, education, health, security, play and freedom of expression. This special day aims to support children’s development and make their voices heard by emphasizing these rights.
Importance of Children’s Rights Day
This special day hosts various events around the world to improve the lives of children and secure their future. This day is full of educational campaigns, social media activities, games and various activities for children. It aims to raise awareness about rights of children.
Listening to Children’s Voices
World Children’s Rights Day draws attention to the rights of children. It is an important day that celebrates a global effort to make their lives better. This special day emphasizes the rights of children to grow up in a safe, healthy and educated environment. It encourages societies to value their children more. In this context, this special day is celebrated with various events around the world every November 20th. It aims to raise awareness about rights of children and secure the future of children.