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Date: International Children's Day is celebrated annually in Moldova on June 1st, in line with many other countries around the world.
History: The celebration of International Children's Day was established by the Women's International Democratic Federation in 1949. The day was officially recognized for the first time in 1950, with the aim to promote mutual understanding among children and to initiate action to benefit and promote the welfare of the world's children.
Traditions and Activities:
Public Events: Moldovan cities and communities organize various events such as parades, children's festivals, and concerts where children can enjoy performances and engage in fun activities.
Educational Programs: Schools and educational institutions may hold special programs or open days focusing on children’s rights, development, and education.
Family Time: Families often spend time together, going out to parks or engaging in recreational activities that cater specifically to children.
Children’s Performances: Many schools and kindergartens prepare performances or plays performed by children for parents and guests.
Media Focus: Television and radio programs often broadcast shows and movies for kids, along with special segments that address issues related to children's wellbeing.
Support for Disadvantaged Children: Charities and non-governmental organizations ramp up efforts to raise awareness about challenges facing disadvantaged children. They may organize fundraisers or campaigns aimed at supporting those in need.
On International Children's Day, Moldovans recognize the importance of a happy childhood and advocate for the protection of children’s rights across the country. The day serves as a reminder of the significance of investing in the well-being of all children to ensure a better future.
