From kids’ takeovers to iconic landmarks going blue - it’s World Children’s Day 2018
Highlights from around the world as UNICEF and friends turn the world blue for every child.
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World Children’s Day 2018 saw the world turn blue for children everywhere! Catch up on what happened and add your voice to thousands of others who are calling on world leaders to fulfil the rights of every child.
🔵 Children are going blue 🔵 Buildings are going blue 🔵 Statues are going blue 🔵 Even pets are going blue
— UNICEF Office of Research - Innocenti (@UNICEFInnocenti) November 23, 2018
The slogan of the #WorldChildrensDay#GoBlue focuses on adolescents & young people, so in #Serbia on this day, the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, the Palace of Albania, the bridge on Ada, the fountain on Slavija & the bridge on the corridor 10 are illuminated in 🔵. pic.twitter.com/GPbKYs5egZ
Made for Children, with Children 💙💙 For #WorldChildrensDay, @UNICEFTanzania teamed up with Tanzanian musician @GraceMatata and created a music video that celebrates the power of children!
Beautiful smiles from today's #WorldChildrensDay celebrations in the IDP camps of Mogadishu and Afgooye. Thank you, our partner @soydasomalia, for organizing such amazing events! You are not only saving lives but also bringing happiness to so many children. pic.twitter.com/a5AJKoQEUa
All children have the right to an education in a safe and peaceful environment. Today we celebrate children around the world and highlight the importance of helping all children reach their full potential. Happy #WorldChildrensDay! pic.twitter.com/sDbWuQE8Ak
