Updated 11 December 2019 at 14:32 IST
In pictures: UNICEF's commitment towards fighting for children's rights
UNICEF Day is celebrated every year on Dec 11. Main slogan of UNICEF is ‘for every child’ hence establishing a sense of equality, diversity, and togetherness.
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UNICEF Day is celebrated every year on December 11. The United Nations Assembly created the organisation United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund which was initially aimed at helping the children who suffered the plight of World War II. Every year UNICEF releases posters with quotes and images which are symbolic of life and diversity around the world. They also shed light on the organisation's commitment towards fighting for children's rights.
UNICEF for every child
UNICEF aims at raising funds for children and improving their education, nutrition, health and general welfare of children. Time and again, UNICEF has spread awareness and launched various programs to improve the quality of life of every child, especially those living in the war-zones. UNICEF aims at providing a better and brighter future to the children of various nations. It focuses mainly on developing nations that lack proper facilities and amenities.
The main slogan of UNICEF is ‘for every child’ hence establishing a sense of equality, diversity, and togetherness. This year UNICEF celebrated the World Children's Day, which was themed to spread awareness about Child Rights. People across the world symbolizes the day with the colour blue and took to the stage talking about the significance of Child Rights.
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Twitter witnessed the diversity reflected through the beautiful images captured from different countries, coming together to support the cause. UNICEF said, “A time to celebrate and a time to demand action. It's time for every child, to have every right.” Kids were seen taking over in various nations like India, Ghana, Italy, Jamaica, Sudan, Ukraine, etc. UNICEF emphasized the power of Girls who help in the upliftment of the society irrespective of their origin.
Girls are a source of power, energy and creativity – and the millions affected by conflict and disaster are no exception. #ENDviolence #HumanRightsDay #16Days pic.twitter.com/ALF9aueZkj
— UNICEF (@UNICEF) December 10, 2019
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These children are demanding their rights. What will you do? pic.twitter.com/t5GvZ3Ofzj
— UNICEF (@UNICEF) December 10, 2019
The right to survive.
— UNICEF (@UNICEF) December 10, 2019
The right to family.
The right to health.
The right to education.
The right to safety.
The right to play.
The right to culture.
Climate change is a serious threat to children’s rights. We must take #ClimateAction now. #COP25 #HumanRightsDay pic.twitter.com/myahLBs4VR
“Every day, more boys, girls and young people are daring to speak out. Daring to act.”
— UNICEF (@UNICEF) December 9, 2019
Children like Angelo are demanding their rights. What will you do? pic.twitter.com/kHPbbdJQd1
Another highlight today: Spending quality block-building time with young learners at @unicefsenegal-supported schools. #EarlyMomentsMatter!
— UNICEF USA (@UNICEFUSA) December 10, 2019
🎥: @GiGiHadid pic.twitter.com/Vw6fLWRklW
.@IshmaelBeah recently went to #SierraLeone to hear challenges girls face in their daily lives — like harassment & abuse.
— UNICEF USA (@UNICEFUSA) December 10, 2019
"Children in Sierra Leone today are growing up in a country that has opportunities and platforms for growth, but many are still missing out." #HumanRightsDay pic.twitter.com/k2FWLz2Rt5
One of our first stops in Dakar, Senegal: a UNICEF-supported shelter for girls and women who've experienced abuse. Though many of the girls had been shunned, here they receive support they need. The shelter also offers guidance for new moms and skills training.
— UNICEF USA (@UNICEFUSA) December 9, 2019
📸: @GiGiHadid pic.twitter.com/4SkKlxcHzH
Published By : Pragya Puri
Published On: 11 December 2019 at 13:30 IST