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World Day Against Child Labour is a special day on June 12th when people all around the world come together to stop kids from having to work in difficult jobs. Some children are forced to work instead of going to school or playing. This day helps everyone remember that kids should be in school, learning and having fun, not working like adults. By raising awareness, people try to make sure that every child gets a chance to enjoy their childhood and have a better future. It's a day to protect children's rights and make the world a safer place for them.
How to celebrate World Day Against Child Labour?
On June 12, celebrate by drawing colorful posters to raise awareness about stopping child labor. Share these with family and friends to spread the message. You can also write a short story or poem about why every child deserves to go to school and play, not work. Host a 'good deeds' day with your friends, doing kind acts for others. Talk to your teachers about organizing an event at school where you discuss ways to help children who work too hard. By sharing information and caring for others, you can make a big difference in supporting children around the world.
Where World Day Against Child Labour is celebrated?
- - International
