Neudörfl sets a sign: Children's rights flag blows in front of the town hall

Neudörfl sets a sign: Children's rights flag blows in front of the town hall

In Neudörfl, an important holiday was celebrated on November 20: the day of children's rights. On this day, the children's friends of the community together with children, parents and the mayor Dieter Posch showed their support and set a visible sign of the rights of the children by having the children's rights flag in front of the town hall. This campaign was not just a ceremony, but a powerful appeal for the well -being and the rights of the youngest in our society.

Lukas Feßl, the chairman of children's friends Neudörfl, spoke about the essential role that children's rights play in today's world. "For over 30 years we have been committed to the announcement, compliance and implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Children in Austria. Let us continue to stand up for the rights of all children!" he explained during the event. These words underline the commitment of children's friends to strengthen awareness of these important rights and, above all, for those who can often not be heard themselves.

commitment to the rights of children

The initiative of children's friends in Neudörfl is part of a broader endeavor to protect and promote the rights of children. The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child determines the basic rights that every child should use in every country. This includes the right to education, the right to play and leisure as well as the right to protection against violence and abuse.

Numerous members of the municipal administration and interested citizens took part in the ceremony. Her joint commitment sent a strong signal to the community: children's rights are human rights and must be consistently defended. Mayor Dieter Posch also emphasized the importance of not only knowing these rights, but also actively standing out for it.

When such initiatives are launched, it shows how important it is that the community holds together to represent the concerns of the youngest members of our society. The children's friends have secured a place on the Neudörfl agenda by not only having the flag, but also toast a discussion about the concerns of the children.

The campaign is expected to lead to more people will be informed about the rights of children in the coming weeks and months and further events are planned in this direction. This is necessary because the protection and promotion of the rights of children are an ongoing task that must remain on the agenda.

In summary, this celebration is not just a symbolic act, but an important step towards better consciousness and more commitment to the rights of children in Neudörfl and beyond. Anyone who took part in this event not only expressed their support, but also set a sign that the rights of the children should be taken seriously.

For more information about the activities of children's friends and their commitment to the rights of children, See the current reporting on www.bvz.at .