20th November, International Day of Children's Rights
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Keywords: international, children, day, 20th November, Enfants du Monde, Geneva, place des Nations, rights, festivities
Geneva 1202
website: http://www.20novembre.ch
Keywords: international, children, day, 20th November, Enfants du Monde, Geneva, place des Nations, rights, festivities
Geneva 1202
website: http://www.20novembre.ch
Enfants du Monde is inviting pupils from French-speaking Switzerland to take part in promoting children’s rights through the creation of a singular work. The association’s aim is to raise awareness in nearly 150 classes in Western Switzerland, including about fifty classes in Geneva, as part of its “20 Novembre: Un Monde plus juste” (20 November: a fairer world) project.
This fun approach to the Convention on the Rights of the Child gets children to take a photo representing a child’s right that will be turned into a numbered sticker. The fruit of this individual work will then be transformed into a giant 2.50 m high and 4.50 m wide mosaic, made up of the pupils’ portraits, which will be assembled during a rally for all the schools on 20 November.
The fresco will be finalised during the opening of the public festivities that will host a concert and event from 5.30 pm. At 7 pm, representatives from the world of politics and associations, children and the public in attendance will inaugurate this work in the Place des Nations.
This fun approach to the Convention on the Rights of the Child gets children to take a photo representing a child’s right that will be turned into a numbered sticker. The fruit of this individual work will then be transformed into a giant 2.50 m high and 4.50 m wide mosaic, made up of the pupils’ portraits, which will be assembled during a rally for all the schools on 20 November.
The fresco will be finalised during the opening of the public festivities that will host a concert and event from 5.30 pm. At 7 pm, representatives from the world of politics and associations, children and the public in attendance will inaugurate this work in the Place des Nations.