Universal Children’s Day

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Universal Children’s Day is an annual observance promoted by the United Nations to advocate for children’s rights, welfare, and global togetherness, typically marked on November 20.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United Nations observance
international observance
alsoKnownAs World Children’s Day NERFINISHED
category United Nations days
children’s rights observances
celebratedOn 20 November
commemorates importance of children in society
encourages government commitment to children’s rights
public awareness of children’s needs
establishedByResolution UN General Assembly Resolution 1386 (XIV) NERFINISHED
UN General Assembly Resolution 836 (IX) NERFINISHED
focusesOn elimination of child labor
health and nutrition
inclusion and non-discrimination
protection from violence
right to education
frequency annual
hasPrimaryDate 20 November
hasTheme varies by year
languageOfName English
linkedToEvent adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child
adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child
linkedToEventDate 20 November 1959
20 November 1989
observedBy United Nations member states NERFINISHED
children’s advocacy groups
non-governmental organizations
schools
organizedBy UNICEF NERFINISHED
national children’s rights institutions
proclaimedBy United Nations General Assembly NERFINISHED
promotedBy United Nations NERFINISHED
purpose to foster international togetherness
to improve children’s welfare
to promote children’s rights
to raise awareness of problems faced by children worldwide
region worldwide
relatedTo Convention on the Rights of the Child NERFINISHED
Declaration of the Rights of the Child NERFINISHED
child welfare
children’s rights
global togetherness
scope international
typicalActivities advocacy campaigns
cultural activities for children
educational events
policy dialogues on children’s issues
yearProclaimed 1954

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World AIDS Day follows Universal Children’s Day