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Children’s rights need ultimate protection

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The global community celebrates International Children’s Day on 20 November. WAGGGS calls all Girl Guides and Girl Scouts worldwide to observe this day in recognition of the protection of children’s rights. 
 
WAGGGS has promoted children’s rights since it was founded. For nearly a century WAGGGS and its members have enabled girls around the world to understand and promote their rights as responsible citizens of the world. Only last year the World Association was awarded the Child Rights Prize together with the World Organization of Scout Movement by the Italian Parliament.
 
Elspeth Henderson, Chairman of WAGGGS’ World Board said in her speech at the award ceremony:
 

These rights translate into action around the world. WAGGGS’ Member Organizations run programmes and projects which strengthen and empower our members to understand and use their rights. We also educate girls and young women about the responsibilitiesthat go with these rights. 
Our members are engaged in projects on nutrition, literacy and community development in countries as far apart as Brazil, Rwanda and Malaysia

The date 20 November marks the day on which the Assembly adopted the Declaration of the Rights of the Child, in 1959, and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in 1989.

Since WAGGGS’ theme has been Our Rights, Our Responsibilities. We have concentrated on six rights: 
The following organizations provide further information on the International Day of the Child and children’s rights:
 

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